125 gallon bass tank

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Just go to the closest river and swim around or just walk around the shore and find your own driftwood. I find my own in the same place the fish come from. Or if there's any wood in the pond where the fish are in then that would be better. I had some smallmouth for awhile until one beat the other to the PONR then he turned his attention on my sunfish so he had to go. I imagine with one temporary bass and sunfish there wouldn't be a lot problems if any. You could keep the sunfish long term and switch out bass as they get too big or aggressive
 
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Anthony Nolet said:
Just go to the closest river and swim around or just walk around the shore and find your own driftwood. I find my own in the same place the fish come from. Or if there's any wood in the pond where the fish are in then that would be better. I had some smallmouth for awhile until one beat the other to the PONR then he turned his attention on my sunfish so he had to go. I imagine with one temporary bass and sunfish there wouldn't be a lot problems if any. You could keep the sunfish long term and switch out bass as they get too big or aggressive
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Yeah that's a great idea I'll do that but also I found a fish hatchery with jumbo large bass babies for 2 bucks a piece and pumpkins ed sunnys for like a dollar a piece so I might do that, seems like a great deal and a lot easier than catching them and they will be used to me so they won't break everything in the tank when they get some size
 
swomley93 said:
Yeah that's a great idea I'll do that but also I found a fish hatchery with jumbo large bass babies for 2 bucks a piece and pumpkins ed sunnys for like a dollar a piece so I might do that, seems like a great deal and a lot easier than catching them and they will be used to me so they won't break everything in the tank when they get some size
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Wild fish will get used to you it just takes a little time, all mine were wild caught and now they'll eat out of my hand
 
Anthony Nolet said:
Wild fish will get used to you it just takes a little time, all mine were wild caught and now they'll eat out of my hand
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The best I could was make my Bala less shy. When I walk up to the tank or put my hand on the glass it doesn't dart away.
 
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