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How you all are? LOL! Just found this site from info given on another forum. I think it's a good find. I have a 1.5 acre pond that was built by an oil company after they left the area. I just bought the property(40 acres)and have 2 ponds. One is a very small 30'x20'. The other is the 1.5 acre and is deep. 35' deep, when full. The large one has been stocked with bass, catfish, and brim. It has no structure so I'm sure the fish are suffering. It's also pretty muddy so I plan on putting some gyp sen in it to clear the water. I'll see what kind of ideas I get from here.
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Welcome to the forum Bob!
We would love to see some pictures of the ponds. At a 35' depth, aeration could be a huge benefit to make all that deep water available for your fish and possibly easily double the carrying capacity.
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