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Often it is unnecessary to kill out a pond before starting management.
You need to determine if everything is in place for your pond to work right. Depending on your location, ponds should have: 8-12' max depth at a minimum, no vegetation problem, some sort of structure/habitat, an adequate watershed, and an alkalinity of at least 20 ppm. This is to start.
You can learn a lot about what's in your lake by fishing, but an electrofishing survey is the sure-fire way to get you on the right path, if you chose your pond manager well.
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