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Rock piles are great structures that provide contrast and quick depth changes for your predator fish to ambush from. In the 5'-7' depth range. However, I have always found it difficult to add a rock pile to an existing pond. It is good to put pallets or something under the rock pile to help keep the rocks from just sinking into the pond muck and becoming more of a bump than a pile. If you have some type of equipment that can help place the rocks that could be helpful, but putting rocks in one or two at a time can prove difficult and hard to ensure they are actually piling and not scattering. Maybe some others will chime in with some advice or experience.
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