Editors Note: Occasionally, we feel it necessary to reprint past articles highlighting timely management topics. As outlined in the above article on summer months, we're entering a very stressful period for ...

Pondweeds By Bob Lusk Knowing the species of aquatic plants is a first step to properly managing them. Some plants are “good” while others are “bad.” Native aquatic plants, in ...

Michael Gray is an outstanding builder of ponds and earthmover near Nashville, Tennessee. A few years ago, he was called in by a local landowner who wanted to renovate and enlar ...

A long time Pond Boss magazine subscriber from Dallas recently called the office and asked a really good question. “I hear biologists and pond managers say the phrase, read the blo ...

Underwater Greenery: Good or Bad? Over the course of a year, yours truly here will speak to 12-20 pond management seminars and field days. After more than twenty years of thi ...

Professional anglers work hard to figure out where the fish are. That’s job one. Then, they try to figure out what those critters might want to eat at that given mo ...

First time you see a bryozoan clinging to a dock or fallen tree limb in shallow areas, you'll wonder if you should run yellow caution tape and call the Environmental ...

Anglers watch hours of fishing shows and read volumes of how to articles to be more successful. How often have you heard one say they sit on a dock or ...

Occasionally, we receive calls from folks who report something happened to their fish. They can't catch them. First thought is a cormorant (water turkey) or otter invasion. The last thing we ...