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Pond help

Which is better for pond,
Bottom Aeration or water pump and fountain type?
I have 2 ponds both about 1 acre.

I have looked at windmill but fear, I don’t have enough wind and too many trees.

Considering using solar panels to power pump or compressor.

Peoples thoughts are appreciated.

Posted on December 28, 2017 at 2:49pm — 2 Comments

Trout Fishing on the Cranberry River in WV, Any suggestions.

I have never fished for trout I'm going this weekend. Does anyone have suggestions on what is the best method to catch a few. Powerbaits, redworms, rooster tails or flies. I just wondered if anyone had been there and had some suggestions for a first timer.

Posted on April 24, 2009 at 6:44am — 3 Comments

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At 3:12pm on March 10, 2010, klrbaer said…: I run the dremel full out. The faster the better.

At 12:35am on March 3, 2010, klrbaer said…: I use a darnning needle in my dremel and I ruff it up with some sand paper befer I start. When you are sanding the popper body, if the body stops, you're sanding to hard. make sure you are useing rough emery boards and LIGHT pressure. Happy sanding.
Every once in a while go back and sand the needle with heavy sand paper, back and forth, not around the shaft. This will keep it from spinning.

At 2:45pm on July 3, 2009, Jim Gronaw said…: I don't know if I am a fish slayer, but they do publish my material from now and then. Hope you enjoy it! Jim