Pond King Blog

Typically speaking, when we stock a pond or lake, it is because the owner has a specific goal in mind. That might be raising ...

Although stocking fish legally harvested from another body of water may seem like a free way to stock your pond, it can actually...

When buying freshwater fish for pond stocking, an important detail to take into consideration is how you are going to get the...

Whether you are a tournament angler, or weekend-warrior, or a novice, learning how to handle your catch can prevent injury to...

Simply put, fish feeders provide supplemental food resources to fish. Bluegill, Channel Catfish, and hybrid Striped Bass are...

Having habitat in your pond that meets the seasonal requirements of the fish will result in improved health and quality of all...

The goal of catching a trophy-class bass has long been the dream of many anglers. It can be done, but it takes some work on your...

The selective harvest of bass in a private fishery is one of the most important management practices you can implement if you are...

Tournament fisherman and Pond King fisheries biologist Ethan Stokes shares how he runs his livewells to ensure his catch always...

Controlling and maintaining the vegetation that is in place around the edges of your pond, both in and out of the water, is a...

Not surprisingly, the answer to that question is: It depends. If you want a clear swimming hole, or trophy bass lake, the optimum...

While determining the appropriate management plan for any pond or lake is driven by several physical factors, including size,...