June, 11th 11:30am-1200pm
Sterile Grass Carp 7-11" $12.00 each
Benefits of Sterile Grass Carp for Your Pond
Sterile Grass Carp are an effective, environmentally friendly solution for managing aquatic vegetation in ponds and lakes. These herbivorous fish control excessive growth of nuisance weeds like hydrilla, duckweed, and filamentous algae, improving water quality and restoring balance to your aquatic ecosystem. Because they are sterile, they cannot reproduce, making them a safe and manageable biological control method. With fewer weeds, your pond becomes healthier for fish, more enjoyable for recreation, and easier to maintain. Reccommended 10-20 per acre, depending on the severity of the vegitation.
Sterile Grass Carp are an effective, environmentally friendly solution for managing aquatic vegetation in ponds and lakes. These herbivorous fish control excessive growth of nuisance weeds like hydrilla, duckweed, and filamentous algae, improving water quality and restoring balance to your aquatic ecosystem. Because they are sterile, they cannot reproduce, making them a safe and manageable biological control method. With fewer weeds, your pond becomes healthier for fish, more enjoyable for recreation, and easier to maintain. Reccommended 10-20 per acre, depending on the severity of the vegitation.
Largemouth Bass 1-3" $3.00ea
Benefits of Largemouth Bass for Your Farm Pond
Largemouth Bass are a top predator and an essential part of a balanced farm pond ecosystem. They help control populations of smaller fish like bluegill and shiners, preventing overcrowding and promoting healthier fish growth overall. Known for their aggressive feeding and exciting sport, they’re also a favorite among anglers. Stocking your pond with Largemouth Bass supports a thriving, self-sustaining fishery while enhancing recreational value and natural balance.
Largemouth Bass are a top predator and an essential part of a balanced farm pond ecosystem. They help control populations of smaller fish like bluegill and shiners, preventing overcrowding and promoting healthier fish growth overall. Known for their aggressive feeding and exciting sport, they’re also a favorite among anglers. Stocking your pond with Largemouth Bass supports a thriving, self-sustaining fishery while enhancing recreational value and natural balance.
Coppernose Bluegill 1-3" $65.00 per 100 count
Benefits of Coppernose Bluegill for Your Farm Pond
Coppernose Bluegill are a hardy, fast-growing forage fish ideal for stocking in farm ponds. They provide a vital food source for predator fish like Largemouth Bass, supporting a balanced and productive fish population. Known for their aggressive feeding and high reproduction rates, Coppernose Bluegill help maintain a sustainable forage base. They also offer fun fishing opportunities, especially for kids and beginners, making your pond more enjoyable for the whole family.
Coppernose Bluegill are a hardy, fast-growing forage fish ideal for stocking in farm ponds. They provide a vital food source for predator fish like Largemouth Bass, supporting a balanced and productive fish population. Known for their aggressive feeding and high reproduction rates, Coppernose Bluegill help maintain a sustainable forage base. They also offer fun fishing opportunities, especially for kids and beginners, making your pond more enjoyable for the whole family.
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Mosquitofish $40.00 Per 100 count
Channel Catfish 3-5" $65.00 Per 100 Count
Benefits of Mosquitofish for Your Pond
Mosquitofish are small but highly effective in controlling mosquito populations in ponds and water gardens. They feed on mosquito larvae at the water’s surface, helping reduce the number of biting adults and lowering the risk of mosquito-borne diseases. Hardy and adaptable, Mosquitofish thrive in a variety of water conditions and require little maintenance. Adding them to your pond is a natural, chemical-free way to improve comfort and protect the health of people and animals around your water.
Mosquitofish are small but highly effective in controlling mosquito populations in ponds and water gardens. They feed on mosquito larvae at the water’s surface, helping reduce the number of biting adults and lowering the risk of mosquito-borne diseases. Hardy and adaptable, Mosquitofish thrive in a variety of water conditions and require little maintenance. Adding them to your pond is a natural, chemical-free way to improve comfort and protect the health of people and animals around your water.
Benefits of Channel Catfish for Your Farm Pond
Channel Catfish are a popular addition to farm ponds for both their value as a food source and their role in pond management. They are bottom-feeders, helping to clean up leftover food and organic matter, which can improve overall water quality. Channel Catfish grow quickly, are easy to feed, and adapt well to pond environments. They also provide excellent sport fishing opportunities, making them a favorite among anglers. Stocking Channel Catfish adds diversity and long-term sustainability to your pond ecosystem.
Channel Catfish are a popular addition to farm ponds for both their value as a food source and their role in pond management. They are bottom-feeders, helping to clean up leftover food and organic matter, which can improve overall water quality. Channel Catfish grow quickly, are easy to feed, and adapt well to pond environments. They also provide excellent sport fishing opportunities, making them a favorite among anglers. Stocking Channel Catfish adds diversity and long-term sustainability to your pond ecosystem.
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Building a Balanced and Productive Pond Ecosystem
Stocking your farm pond with a combination of fish species—such as Largemouth Bass, Coppernose Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Mosquitofish, and Sterile Grass Carp—creates a well-rounded, self-sustaining ecosystem. Each fish plays a vital role: Bass manage prey fish populations, Bluegill provide essential forage, Catfish clean the pond bottom and offer sport fishing, Mosquitofish control mosquito larvae, and Grass Carp naturally manage aquatic vegetation. To support this balance, proper pond fertilization is key. Fertilizing stimulates the growth of phytoplankton, which creates an algae bloom—the foundation of the pond’s food chain. This algae bloom feeds zooplankton, which in turn feeds small fish and supports the entire pond ecosystem. A healthy bloom not only boosts fish growth and survival but also shades out unwanted weeds and helps maintain water clarity. Together, smart stocking and fertilization build a thriving, low-maintenance pond that's productive, enjoyable, and biologically balanced.