guys hate to pour cold water on all your ideas but what you see now is about as good as it will get in the foreseeable future. think about it will the number of people fishing go up or down? will the lake clean itself or will it get worse. think of all the stuff now being dumped in TR (septic tanks,fertilizer, industrial waste, and from april to October 5 to 6,000 boats a day wearing out the shoreline. this is not the glory days of the 70's and the 80's. why before the virus did it seem the # of big largemouth was much greater? will stocking bring it back to those days I don't think so. the lake has changed greatly in the past years much of the shallow cover is gone replaced by boat houses. I would suggest learn how to work them. learn your electronics. read everything bill and other good fishermen say. there will always be good and great days and also the bad days. hang in there you can't catch a hundred every trip.
p.s.i'm not against stocking it could help at least it would give the bigger fish more to eat and make plugs that imitate baby bass worth a lot of money.