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Anybody digging out their ponds in this drought?

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  • KJQ6945

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    Ben Wheeler
    If you have a big cooler you might wanna get a portable aerator from Academy (they're like, $15) or two, and start transplanting baitfish from other ponds or public waters? At least get some bait in there, give them a chance to acclimate and grow, then stock bass in.
    The fish nursery is just a few miles down the road, no need for an aerator. If they were only open…
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    Sasquatch

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    The fish nursery is just a few miles down the road, no need for an aerator. If they were only open…

    What's why I suggested teh cooler & aerator - go get yourself some fish from public waters, or another pond owner who will let you - get *some* baitfish re-established in there at least.
     

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    Take your excess dirt and build a swampy area for crawfish & frogs opposite your overflow. It could possible become a hog wallor.
    I cant put any dirt down in that area, but I am using the fence between me and the neighbor as a filter. It’s no more than 15’ from the pipe. He already has a nice swamp.
     
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