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Without a higher end predator than just trout I think you'll end up with issues. I take it your pond remains cool enough for trout to survive year round? You would most likely have to add an addition predator to the mix to assist in controlling the perch. Management techniques such as the removal of egg strands in the spring, angling and trapping could also assist in keeping the perch under control.
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