Coppernose bluegill grow larger and faster than native bluegill, but thrive best in warmer water temperatures. In fact, they tend to see poor results and even winter die-offs in areas north of I-40. They also have different coloration. Stocking both native and coppernose bluegill together can strengthen bluegill genetics in a pond. Adults typically reach 6-10” in length or greater. For best and quickest growth results, we recommend feeding with a high quality, high protein fish feed. SOLD BY WEIGHTED COUNT on certified scales.
Coppernose bluegill grow larger and faster than native bluegill, but thrive best in warmer water temperatures. In fact, they tend to see poor results and even winter die-offs in areas north of I-40. They also have different coloration. Stocking both native and coppernose bluegill together can strengthen bluegill genetics in a pond. Adults typically reach 6-10” in length or greater. For best and quickest growth results, we recommend feeding with a high quality, high protein fish feed. SOLD BY WEIGHTED COUNT on certified scales.
