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Al, it's all in the dosage. Hydrothol? Correct. Careful calculations of the water volume to be treated and applying the correct amount per that volume is critical. Also, apply from shore out to avoid trapping fish in an area where they can't escape from, such as happens when treatment is started deep and moves towards shore.
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Scott, I found a thread from dec 2013 where you recommended tanglefoot. Is this the stuff: http://www.amazon.com/Tanglefoot-3000006...ords=tanglefootRAH, is tanglefoot the same as tangletrap that you referred?
1 ac pond LMB, BG, RES, CC 
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They both work well, but if you want organic, you need to gather tree sap:)
Last edited by RAH; 09/08/14 09:37 AM.
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