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Hey guys,
We really appreciate the replies and information! The concensus we had before the post was that the leeches were more of an eyesore to the fisherman than anything. I'm glad to see that same opinion being voiced here as well. Next time I go fishing, I'll try to remember the digital camera and post a few pics for those interested. Very good point about a parasite not wanting to kill its host! Kinda like a dog biting the hand that feeds it!
By the way, our pond is located in Southeast Texas along the gulf coast. It's approx. 65 acres and was constructed with scrapers. We dug most of the ditches this way, which then provided dirt for our levees.
Thanks again!
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