Most of the fish we begin to catch with frequency are similarly sized. The smaller percentage are the occasional larger fish.
At night I believe the chances of a larger fish capture is more possible. This is because strict shoaling to size behavior is adhered to during the day. Fish do shoal at night, as I have video of them doing that; but the larger fish are more confident to feed and I believe all fish open their ranks in a wider pattern at night. The larger fish are more reclusive and solitary in behavior. If the fish you begin to catch are too small, move elsewhere. That may necessitate moving not just the swim, but to another water.

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