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iPodrodder
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RE:personal ponds.

Post by iPodrodder » Sun Nov 04, 2007 1:40 pm

the1fishingpro wrote:Wheres your pond at? Is it next to or even close to your friends? What Creek has Catfish in it?
Ever heard of the Mississippi River? Or, as it is properly known, CATFISH CENTRAL. Lots of creeks have catfish in them.

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RE:personal ponds.

Post by Fisherman_max » Tue Nov 06, 2007 9:55 pm

haha yea but mississippi also has a lot different climate then we do. i am exited to see if he (or she) is still alive.
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RE:personal ponds.

Post by nick27 » Sat May 21, 2011 3:39 am

You have to get a permit from WDFW to stock a private pond. It's not a big deal but for trout they require triploid to ensure you don't infect the natural trout. This is true even if your pond isn't directly connected to a public waterway. It's not out of the question that a bird can pick up a fish from your pond and drop it in a river or lake several miles away. Many counties have regulations about building a pond or an amateur dam.

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RE:personal ponds.

Post by spindog » Sat May 21, 2011 5:06 am

Bass link= Ray Scott knows how to build the best "small waters"
They will contact you if you submit a question thru his website.
http://www.rayscott.net/sales/gsw.php
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RE:personal ponds.

Post by Stacie Kelsey » Sat May 21, 2011 2:44 pm

You not only need a permit to stock fish you often need permits for building or improving ponds. There is only a handful of species you are allowed to stock. Ordering non permitted species online is a no-no. We have a list of certified growers that you may purchase from.

You can NOT remove fish from lakes and transport them to your pond!!

Call your local fis and wildlife office to speak to someone about the permit process.
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