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Ok so were you running your system in deep water? Or do you have a fuser in shallow water? Here is why I ask.
1. If you were running it in shallow water 3 feet or so you should not have froze over?? I wouldn't think anyway? I don't deal woit those kind of cold temps so I can't say for sure??? Maybe someone else can.
2. If you were running it in deep water you can create a super cooling effect on your water and you may have killed your fish because of that?
Lets say your pond is 10 feet deep then you need to have a fuser in about 3 feet of water for the winter time. Most guys will tell you they will run that thing 24/7 in the winter when it's real cold so it don't freeze over.
And if you did all things right then you know what they say Shi.. happens sometimes. I think I lost all 25 of my HSB. I have only caught 1 this year? Sometimes it's just bad luck!
RC
The only difference between a rut and a Grave is the depth. So get up get out of that rut and get moving!! Time to work!!
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