Near each pond, a holding tank would be stocked with the gar’s primary food source — minnows. Knowing gars prefer injured minnows because they are easier to catch, Junior’s blueprint included submerged, multi-bladed industrial fans through which the hapless minnows would have to pass. With culverts attached to their inlet and exit sides, the fans would blast a minnow-filled torrent across the ponds’ surfaces when activated. Most of the hapless little fishes passing through the fan blades would be injured, turning them into gar haute cuisine.
Jimmy Reed's Jay's Gar Ponds:
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