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My plan is to be able to occasionally catch some good eating fish from it. I'm not a huge fan of bluegill or black basses.
There are frogs, but no other fish or animal life. Over the majority of the area the water depth is about 4 feet (plus about 18" of silt/muck on the bottom). I just got here last winter so I don't know yet about the water depth in the late summer or the fall. There are some grasses growing around the edges, but no other plants. I know nothing about the water chemistry yet.
These are all things I would look into even if the lake was 20 acres. Is there nothing in particular I should know about managing a tiny 0.1 acre pond? It must be different somehow compared to a larger BOW. Right?
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