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Forums >> Let's Talk Texas Outdoors >> Wildlife Management >> Pond & Lake Management

Pond & Lake Management

 March 3, 2009 11:12 AM [#1]
Treaves

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Troy Reaves
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QUESTION

Looking for information on how to clear up the water on a pond and or small lake.
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RE: Pond & Lake Management

 March 4, 2009 09:00 AM [#2]
Shawn_Locke

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Troy this Texas AgriLife Extension publication "Clearing Muddy Ponds" may be of use. Good luck.

RE: Pond & Lake Management

 March 4, 2009 12:18 PM [#3]
Treaves

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Thanks for the info Shawn. Looks like this may be helpful...

RE: Pond & Lake Management

 April 5, 2009 08:57 AM [#4]
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Troy,

Is the pond clouded by stained water or vegetation?

RE: Pond & Lake Management

 April 6, 2009 08:01 AM [#5]
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Its the stained water, for some reason it looks muddy, there are several ponds that are in the area that are nice color mine looks like the red river.

RE: Pond & Lake Management

 April 8, 2009 09:35 PM [#6]
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Troy,

Ironic, we shocked a lake near Mineral Wells a few weeks ago that was cloudier than it should have been.  Although we thought it might have been trash fish stirring up the bottom, the verdict was actually collodial deposits from recent runoff.  Drop me an e-mail and I'll try to nail it down for you.

poor@texaswildlifemanagement.com

 

RE: Pond & Lake Management

 September 9, 2009 07:06 AM [#7]
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A pomp would be a good technique

or some leech :)

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