My 2 cents-and it's worth what you're paying for it...
I don't think every pond is a candidate for (in particular) bottom diffused aeration. Soil types, water conditions, changing weather all have an effect on final outcome-ironically, a moving target.
Keeping sediment and other organisms in suspension may not always be best. I say this because some soil types want to stay up in the water column naturally.
I don't know all of the science behind it, don't know that anybody really knows the entire story, but we can only observe the situation from making changes and trying to figure out what it affected. Some are more obvious than others, some show up 2-3 years down the road.
As long as you don't have an anoxic layer from hell forming in the deepest part of basin, maybe it'll be fine.
I too, like to see my fish going crazy feeding with improvements in clarity.
What we won't know for a period going through fall and again in spring, what is going on in the deep dark water, and as you say "the worst of summer is yet to come". I hope it's uneventful for you.
