Precautions for Spraying Pond Vegetation in an Overgrown Pond

Precautions for Spraying Pond Vegetation in an Overgrown Pond

Aquatic vegetation is a natural part of a healthy pond ecosystem. A little cover provides spawning habitat, shelter for forage fish, and benefits for waterfowl and other wildlife. But when plants take over, problems multiply quickly. At TLC Perfect Pond, we recommend...
How to Tell if You Have a Healthy Pond

How to Tell if You Have a Healthy Pond

One of the most common questions we hear at TLC Perfect Pond is, “Is my pond healthy?” The truth is, there’s no universal definition of a “healthy pond.” Every pond is unique, with its own ecosystem shaped by factors like location, watershed, and available habitat....
Boosting Forage Production: The Key to Growing Big Bass

Boosting Forage Production: The Key to Growing Big Bass

If your goal is to grow fat, healthy largemouth bass in your pond, there’s one critical factor you can’t overlook: a sustainable forage supply. Without enough food for your bass to eat, growth rates stall, body condition declines, and your fishery struggles to reach...
The Consequences of a Neglected Pond

The Consequences of a Neglected Pond

Ponds are valuable assets—whether for recreation, aesthetics, or property value—but without regular attention, they can quickly decline in quality and function. In South Georgia and North Florida, ponds ranging from 2 to 10 acres are especially common and can provide...