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I’m located in west central Ohio and have had ice covering my one year old 3/4 acre pond for 2-3 weeks now. The recent warm up has opened up the edges some and I broke up some bigger spots along the edge. I noticed today that about 7-8 large hybrid bluegill were floating under ice. Is it acceptable to expect to lose some fish during periods of ice? I have aeration that was installed this fall but shut it off once water got colder. I only have deep aeration and pond is around 13 feet deep and averages 8 foot probably. What I read On Here was that ponds should be ok in Ohio with that depth and shallow water aeration not needed. Was wondering if I should run a line this spring to the shallow end for winter aeration and leave it run if needed or maybe some dead loss is expected. Thanks for any help.
.75 acre pond dug in September 2016. YP, HBG, HSB, SMB, and RES.
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