Is Your Bass Eating Insects?
You’ve probably seen a young bass chasing a dragonfly. You assumed it was seeking something to eat. The big question to ask—is that the only thing the bass ...
You’ve probably seen a young bass chasing a dragonfly. You assumed it was seeking something to eat. The big question to ask—is that the only thing the bass ...
During visits to the supermarket, we see natural and organic products to improve our diets. Bo-Jo Fish Light offers the same benefit for fish. They make a great holiday gift ...
In recent weeks, has your pond lost its appealing green color? Have you noticed the water clearing and increased visibility in depth? No concern. It's a fall decline in plankton ...
Last month we mentioned not planting outside vegetation. While on the subject, the same is true for fish. We hear stories of fishermen calling buddies to report they have a ...
Most winters, we haven’t worried about ponds icing over—until the past few years. After portions of Lake Texoma froze, Biologist Chad Fikes heightened his awareness of conditions accompanying ...
Hiking around your pond this winter, watch for worn paths leading into the water. They commonly run from the creek behind the dam, up the backside of the dam, and ...
There are a lot of numbers and fine print on the tag of a fish food bag. The number you should scrutinize is protein percentage. The most important ingredient is ...
Most folks enjoy admiring clear water. They can see fish, vegetation, and the bottom six feet deep. We regret spoiling the view, but clear water is missing an important food ...
If you were a gardener, would you plant only half the potential space available to raise your prized vegetables? By not installing aeration, some lake owners unknowingly have use of ...