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By Matt Euten
The summer that carried some of the longest streaks of extremely high temperatures has finally passed! So what’s the next step to keeping your pond scorching hot through…
By Matt Euten
There is an old saying in South, “If you don’t like the weather, wait a day and it will change.” I can remember it snowing one day and…
By G. Ryan Shurette
There is nothing more alluring to a fisherman than a bass on the bed or that distinctive smell of those honey combed shaped nests of bedding bluegill. During…
By Matt Euten
With Spring just around the corner, my excitement for the upcoming fishing season builds. The thundering gobble of that old long beard lets me know my much regretted…
By Matt Euten
I would have never thought of writing an article concerning the expectations of pond owners three years ago. I guess I should thank my wife and the library…
By Jeff Slipke
After the largemouth bass, the crappie is arguably the most popular sportfish in the southeast; and for good reason. Crappies are considered by many to be the most…
By Jeff Slipke
There probably is no other topic in the freshwater fishing industry that conjures up more excitement and fascination than catching giant bass. Let’s face it; truly giant bass…
By Kedric Nutt
Pond owners regularly contact our company to request help managing their pond. Usually, this means they have already perceived some ‘problem’ or inadequacy with their pond or fish…
By Rob Mayo, Scott Kirk
When managing fish populations in a closed system such as a pond, three major factors come into play: age, genetics, and nutrition. The job of a manager is…
By Kedric Nutt
When considering what might be an appropriate subject for this latest article, I thought of the major factors affecting or impeding the successful management of sport fish ponds.…