GW, thanks for the inquiry. While I reported on another topic that my BG pond has made it through the summer I can't say the same for my sago project. This pond almost dried up before our recent rain. Worst drought we've had since the one in the late 1980's. I don't see any sago that survived. Unless it has the ability to go dormant I think I lost it all. I did take the opportunity to make the pond larger while it was down. As for the fishing. I don't intend to stock fish in this pond unless it be just minnows for forage. The pond is only 5 feet deep max and probably will average 3 feet deep. My current plan is to establish a good vegetation base and then stock scuds. I hope to use the scuds by catching them and transferring to the BG pond for forage and for attracting water fowl for hunting purposes. I'll probably start the sago over again next spring hoping for a normal summer in which I know the pond will maintain 2 to 3 feet of water. I also found a place to buy burr reed seed which I plan to plant this fall. How's things going in your part of the world?
