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cartod
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Just thought I would share this photo off my back porch. The roll cloud made for an awesome backdrop!
Small Pond Project.........
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Kyle_in_Tex
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very nice!
I'll bet those fish are ready for a thaw. How long has it been froze over?
I'll bet those fish are ready for a thaw. How long has it been froze over?
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EddieWalker
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Great shot. looks like a Christmas card!!!!
Eddie
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Great thread! I'm hoping to build a pond at my place soon.
Will those trout survive in your pond year round or do you plan to stock them every year? How big are they when you stock them? I know they wouldn't survive year round in my pond now but think it would be cool to put some in to catch over winter.
Will those trout survive in your pond year round or do you plan to stock them every year? How big are they when you stock them? I know they wouldn't survive year round in my pond now but think it would be cool to put some in to catch over winter.
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Seconded. Nice composition in that photo...very nice I would really like to have a pod, if I had the topography
bindian
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I think this photo thumps Eddie's sunset pond photos! Awesome!Just thought I would share this photo off my back porch. The roll cloud made for an awesome backdrop!
hugs, Brandi
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cartod
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No, the trout will probably not survive the summer so we will be catching them all out and doing the initial stocking of warm water fish (bass, bluegill). The trout were 3/4 - 1lb at stocking but grow rapidly (1" a month) when they are pellet fed.
I'm not sure if I will stock them again this fall as there voracious appetite may put my permanent fish in jeopardy.
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cartod
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Here is some crazy looking fractures to the ice supposedly caused by freezing and thawing. The ice now is getting dangerously thin and ice fishing season is officially over I believe.
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Here is some crazy looking fractures to the ice supposedly caused by freezing and thawing. The ice now is getting dangerously thin and ice fishing season is officially over I believe.
After this winter here in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, I'm thinking that's a good thing!
Thanks for the update. Your place is coming along great!
wngsprd
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Looks like your pond is getting better all the time. Congrats!
