Hello, I'm fairly new to the Pond Boss Forums, and my question is regarding the water I lose over my spillway. I have two lakes side by side, which you can see in the photo I linked to. They're in about the center of the picture. One looks like a big frog, So I call it Big Frog, and Pollywog is the pond to the south of that. Big frog is spring fed and stays full, normally spilling 50 to 100 gallons per minute over the spillway. Pollywog has begun to dry up over the last few years, so I can't even keep fish in it anymore. It used to never dry up, so I may have more of a problem. My place is an hour from where I live, and I can only make it out once every month or two most of the year. I was just wondering if an electric submersible would move the water efficiently enough for it not to be cost-prohibitive to do so, or if someone had another solution. We're probably talking about 300 feet of pipe max, and I'm probably 300 yards from electrical service.

Any help would be much appreciated.

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J. Boles