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My pond is about two acres my catfish are about 14 " long put in as 4 to 6 inchers this spring.
What do I need to do to provide nest for them next spring.
The bottom is clay and silt with no rocks or gravel and a little standing timber in small creek bottom.
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put anything round,pvc pipe,old pipe,buckets filled with something heavy to keep them on the bottom,stumps with hole in one end,etc.i found several old pipes about 8" in size and threw them in my lake and 10 gallon buckets filled with concrete.
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Thanks for your response.
One more question please. How deep would one put these containers for best results?
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david i was told that 6" pvc pipe with one end capped off works very well. i am assuming that 2 feet would be long enough. it would also have to be weighted.
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