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A friend of mine has recently built a pond. It is about 1/4 acre in size, and most of the area is 5 feet or more deep. There are some areas whick are about 10 feet deep. The other day, the thermometer read 100 degrees and I took some water temps at the pond. The spring feeding it was 59, the shallow area where the spring entered the pond was 72, and the shoreline at the other end of the pond was 81. Keep in mind this was probably the hottest day of the year and we are in a severe drought (the pond is only about half full). Do you guys think trout will survive in this pond under normal conditions? There is another pond near it that trout do live in.
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