When, Why and How to Start Your Lake Over
Starting a lake or pond over is a very hard decision, even for professional lake managers. Most management problems can be corrected in a few years without a…
Practice
70 articles
← All articles
By Scott Brown
Starting a lake or pond over is a very hard decision, even for professional lake managers. Most management problems can be corrected in a few years without a…
By Scott Brown
Not consulting a professional fish manager before constructing a new or restoring an old waterbody Many times, we see a landowner design and build their own lake or…
By Scott Brown
Most exotic (non-native) fish species are in the South. Most exotic plants and animals are in the southern states due to most exotic species being warmer climate species.…
By Scott Brown
Occasionally we meet a landowner already with or builds a small pond (under two acres) who does all the recommendations we provide to make the very best pond…
By Scott Brown
Most of our clients want us to manage their waterbodies as trophy largemouth bass lakes for their primary use. When in the planning stages of building a new…
By Scott Brown
All lake owners experience flooding of their waterbodies at some time, and depending where you are located, you may be experiencing it this spring. Not all aspects of…
By Scott Brown
There are a core number of common questions that lake owners always ask. Some are related to the early phases of lake building such as how deep or…
By Scott Brown
There are plenty of tasks to do in the fall and winter in and around your lake. Most pond owner’s minds are on hunting, holidays, watching football and…
By Scott Brown
Not digging a pond deep enough when building new or during restoration When building a new pond or restoring (digging or dredging out muck/organics) from an old waterbody,…
By Scott Brown
Occasionally lake managers must deal with a fish kill. Fish kills occur naturally or can be man-made. To a lake owner there is no more helpless feeling than…
By Scott Brown
Many lake owners make the mistake of feeling complacent, feeling they have reached their goals and reduce or stop management practices, or discontinue the assistance of their Lake…
By Scott Brown
Most lake and pond owners now are experiencing extreme droughts and/or floods on their waterbodies at some point. Hopefully these events are rare and consider yourself lucky if…