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Thanks Doc, Tuzz and Scott!
First, theres no way I'd sink major $$$ into a pond without a good pro inspection. But I'm talking about first looks here...
Second, thanks for all the info. I'm making quite a beginners' checklist.
Depth and sediment sounds critical - particularly since much of the watershed is farmland. Guess I'll have to bring my portabote and fishing tackle (what a chore!)
It will be interesting to check the angle of the damn.... hadn't thought of that, either.
Why would pond weeds and algae NOT be a big issue? Might they not indicate run-off with fertilizer? Most of this watershed wouldn't be on my property
Scott - is that 1-acre limit a Catskills thing? Or is it a NY State requirement? I'm looking in Chenango and Otsego counties (for now).... couldn't find much in my price range in Deleware county.
Thanks again! Ken
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