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Finally...somebody leaves some timber in their water!
Cliffbrook that some great looking property!
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I have a small pond with timber, and trees suround it. Makes it nice on the warm days, with a breeze is great.
The only thing is you do tend to get hung up a bit, but I guess that is just the way it goes some times.
I just like to be out to enjoy the place, so a few losts hooks are worth it to me.
Thanks
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I am starting to feel old. When one of our family ponds was built, we left lots of standing timber in it. About 85% of it has fallen and all that remains is stumps. That pond had a lot of character and a lot of LMB. Due to the drought, the pond has been reduced from 1.2 acre down to about 1/2 acre. I'm very tempted to go "clean up" the shallow end, but it would be sad to see the stumps gone.
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