I have so many issues going on, I wasn't sure where to post. I have bloom of coon tail vegetation that has overtaken the pond. And it is extremely dense. Causing a fish kill. I seem to be loosing mostly bass over 15 inches. I live in louisiana where the law states I must have a permit to stock and poses triploid grass carp. I spend days for several hours at a time removing as much of the vegetation as possible so the grass carp won't have to do all of the work. I have made a significant difference in the front of the pond towards the middle. I now have the back half to do.

Here's my problem, Ontop the water, there is a rusty color thick algae that sits over the coo tail. Where there is no coon tail there is no algae. Yesterday there was a hard rain that pushed the algae into the water, now I have more dead fish and the water looks horrible. The water which was crystal clear before the rain is now rusty color. I have plans to stock my grass carp this week. Should I be worried about their survival?