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Hi Folks,
I have a pond located on the KS, MO border just South of Kansas City. It's one acre of surface area when full. This year, it filled with some big spring rains ( did last year as well ) but is now down two feet. It's been a dry year for us with the storms tracking either North or South but we're way below normal.
I've owned the place for two years. I wanted to watch it before planning any moves. I have stocked fat heads and believe it to be void of fish.
This evening, I did good depth check. Much of the pond is currently 2-4'. I do have a deep spot by the dam which is currently 8'. I'd guess the deep hole to be 15-20 feet wide and 30-40' long. The rest of the pond is in the 2-4' range. Add 2' when full.
Is this a viable pond for stocking? There is no cover / weeds currently. Thought on my next steps?
Thanks,
LB
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