Yes, you’re very regarded. Now come over the pond, I’ll save you a spot at the Wendy’s dumpster for this weekend. 

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Just made a mini pond in my garden. Think it might be a valid strategy to make trading decisions based on whether the fish go clockwise or widdershins.

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Jokes on you, I'm the crazy homeless guy next to the pond that likes to occasionally burn money for fun.

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A small fish in a big pond will surely grow larger in a small one. Market share is everything in business.

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So it's a local pond that's also used as a reservoir for town water. It's got pretty big bass, a really healthy bluegill population, good yellow perch. They stock around 350+ rainbow, brook and a few palomino trout.  Everyone uses bobbers and worms which seem to never work when there's lots of people casting over and over. The killer is keeping it simple with a small drop shot. We use size 8-10 drop shot hooks with about 12 inches of extra leader and small tungsten drop shot slip ons 1/8th Oz.  The power bait floating trout worms that come in a long strand in bubblegum (pink) just pull every species out all day long. He caught like 3 rainbows, 2 bass and 10-15 bluegill in like 3 hours. 

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