Has the 5 Acre Pond Been a Success or Failure (The Truth)

[@BamaBass]

Would you guys like to see a full cost breakdown of the 5 acre pond?

[@nickyfeilds3681]

Yes definitely!

[@Jminas10]

Yes I am considering making a pond of my own

[@mebrenne]

Yes please

[@jvoutdoors8385]

Absolutely! These projects are amazing. I am currently going to school so I can work in fisheries and fish hatcheries

[@itzyaboidanny5038]

Yea 100%

[@dreadmok]

You have 1M subscribers and we all want our 5 acre fix!!!! Its been a success LOL

[@extratenshi]

This is my favorite channel for some months now

[@maxwell2177]

been mine for years. this dudes the coolest mf i ever seen

[@tPeazyy]

Yeah the only fail was the trout. which was great from content and only slowed the growth a little. As a fisherman from CO I loved to see the trout, we have a lot more trout than bass out here.

[@chaelodoul9401]

We will never meet or know one another, but I would just like to thank you for this channel and your content. There’s nothing on tv anymore that I want my 7 year old watching, but he certainly loves every episode of yours. We watch you religiously and look forward to each new episode. Thank you for all that you do. And in my humble opinion, all of the happiness that you bring to your extended 5 acre pond family must make it a complete success. 👍🏼

[@rosemaryabbott1020]

Ditto!!!😃😊😊😃

[@PurpleDrac]

Don't say that you never know you might get invited out to the five acre one of these days 😎 you've seen all the people who've made it out there so far. Just regular folks like you and me maybe not anytime soon but eventually.

[@jackielawrence6747]

I also watch with my 6 year old son. We look forward to what's happening next at the pond!

[@chaelodoul9401]

@Blessingdrop 🤣🤣 well a guy can wish

[@yardgnome02-r2h]

Cottonmouth(Agkistrodon piscivorus) under the Jeep

[@nickl.922]

Yup, bad news indeed

[@casucasueq4479]

Beautiful snake tho 😢

[@FlightOfJatayu]

Not bad news. The snake has moved in because there is prey available. These snakes will cull the unwanted and diseased vermin that are definitely occupying the pond ecosystem (if there were no vermin, the snake wouldn't be there). All one has to do is simply educate the children to watch their step and if they leave the snake alone and give it a wide berth, the snake will leave them alone.

[@malikb.700]

You are correct

[@bitcoinpoker76]

Yep a decent sized one too..

[@arianagaryvigil9247]

Because she is the first hatched in your pond, I would name her Eve! Love the videos, keep them coming~

[@tammieaf2712]

I was going to suggest Eve, too!

[@Numberofbillion]

@@tammieaf2712 Vote1 for Eve

[@micahteich2089]

​@@tammieaf2712ditto.

[@BairMendoza]

I like Eve for the win. 🏆

[@robwalker2934]

At 18:23 that is 100% a water moccasin/cottonmouth.

[@brianoakes70255]

Yep

[@macswanton9622]

Yea that was my shot 👍

[@lg6707]

Friendly lil guys

[@jameswestfall2278]

The other is a plain bellied water snake.

[@jameswestfall2278]

You can tell by the verical lines on the jaw and round eyes.

[@kenc9236]

This channel is like my childhood dream come to life. Also what I find interesting is that the turtles seem to know when its feeding time.

[@Wullabab]

Turtles are pretty smart.

[@cliffstevenson5773]

Most excellent episode. From aquarium to five acre pond, imposing an ecosystem is a science and an art. Love this saga.

[@davelewis4215]

How about building an aquatic green house to store your water Lilly’s in during the winter and you could fill it with bait fish and prawns and other fish. Basically a large brick built pond or ponds under glass where you can control the tempriture .

[@SuperDaveP270]

Yes!! That would be very cool

[@williamravisburn2651]

American Lotus is cold hardy

[@alexb353]

A bullfrog hatchery would be pretty neat. The bass are getting big enough where they'd make good snacks

[@jkeithfowler]

Talk to Flair he is the source for bullfrog tadpoles

[@slixzer]

This would be nuts to see some closeup blow ups

[@SvoenDiccr]

I've never caught a bass in my life, yet on Sundays I watch these videos. I appreciate the great entertaining you provided.

[@QuantumMango]

I don't even fish and I love these videos.

[@turkeyminer9194]

Bot

[@brettmoore3194]

The depth of your pond might be one problem. The sun light can penetrate a few feet which can cause blooms and dead zones. This might sound little out there but floating gardens could supply food and shade. I live in empire and raise talipia. Every year i have babies select about 20 and bring them in for next years harvest since the water gets too cold for them. Pond management is easy for nature but hard for us to dial in.

[@BamaBass]

That's one of the reasons we fertilize to minimize the sunlight penetration. As for the floating gardens, I am working on a project with a company called BeeMats right now!

[@aaronsmith5363]

I was thinking the same thing......maybe one deep spot/hole somewhere? love the videos.....keep them coming, please and thank you

[@Notyourphone.]

You definitely need at least a deep spot. So, the fish can find their own cooling areas in temperature fluctuations.

[@bartverboom6612]

You can outcompete the algae also by making a natural pond filter, with waterplants on the side of the pond

[@BadlydrawnBen]

Building a bigger pond and catching some new species sounds awesome 👍 would paddle fish work in the Bass pond , they can be bought captive bred now

[@hermanwells727]

Your like the Bob Ross of ponds, love the videos,keep them coming.

[@jamesrostie4784]

You said it best man! Totally agree ☺️

[@miker.3623]

I told him same thing a awhile back...I wait till bedtime to watch cuz he's so mello I fall asleep

[@MrGoesBoom]

Happy little fish instead of happy little trees? I mean his tone of voice and cadance are jus as calm and soothing as Bob's so you're not wrong

[@snakeeyes9246]

You're*

[@DonaldMcLemore-n6d]

Bob Moss

[@WesleyAPEX]

You need to put gizzard shad in your pond. They spawn more than threadfins. Also put goldfish in there. Nothing will be invasive in a pond full of giant bass.

[@johnpaullangston]

I'm from the UK. I have never wanted to go to the USA. I've been watching this from the build video and all i want to do is visit it now. this is the type of USA i want to see now. Not the big cities but normal every day people and there way of life.

[@michaelglenn8598]

This type of thing is what most of the USA is. You only see the big cities on social media. For a lot of us the big city’s are along ways away. For me personally Dfw is the closest. 2 hours away

[@ConcreteLand]

I would argue that most normal people don’t have a 5 acre bass pond in the backyard.

[@michaelglenn8598]

@@ConcreteLand which is why I said this type of thing. Not 5 acre bass pond. Meaning ponds, outdoors in general. But I do happen in to have a really large pond as well

[@deadpanfish]

*their

[@showmefish]

@johnpaullangston I am from here and don't go to the cities except for baseball games. I have traveled the world and found that cities have little to offer. The real people are not in the cities.

[@joeschmoe2011]

For the small Oak trees, find some dead brush and place that closely around the Oak tree. The deer won't like walking through the brush to get to the tree. And by the time the tree is bigger and able to withstand deer browsing, the brush will have broken completely down.

[@Rowan-zi8ek]

Another good option for any kind of sapling or plant that they want to protect is some basic deer fencing, you can whip something up with a couple of stakes and deer netting, which you can get in 100' by 7' rolls from somewhere like Home Depot for $20-$30, that might be a bit more reliable and make it easier to check in on the saplings

[@abbey5288]

I’ve been here since you started filling the pond with water, I can’t believe it’s been a couple years already! Love seeing all the progress

[@alexalonzo7955]

Never caught a bass in my life but I watch these videos every Sunday. Thanks for the quality entertainment!

[@barkin-brit486]

I am not a fisherman. Fished a few times but as a newb with a guide. These videos have taught me more about fish, habitats, behaviors and environmental needs than any "fishing" videos out there. Your voice remains calm in the face of obvious calamity at times and what you have created is indeed a wetland habitat and retreat I never knew I wanted to see! Amazing work. Amazing! You have built a Wonderland! Plain n simple!

[@soluteemoji]

Hey bamma bass! I’ve seen every episode of this series to my knowledge and if you have had doubts about the validity of this project I understand. But you should realize how much joy you have allowed your audience to live vicariously through you 🖤 big love man fire up for bass

[@alexanderbickford7536]

Me and my wife look forward to your videos so much. Our kiddo included. From the wildlife to the education it’s phenomenal what you have created. Truly inspiring. Great work.

[@MatCatSoft]

Cottonmouth! There are people that will come and relocate it for you. I do love to see the snake activity being a snake lover and a snake keeper :). Love seeing that water snake, he certainly is loving the fish, frogs, and any rodents that venture close to that pond :).

[@daltonhorton9886]

Just came to say that’s I’ve been watching your videos since I was probably 12 or 13 years old (currently 21) and you have taught me so many different things. I never regret taking the time to watch your videos and always learn something from them. I’ve always wanted to build and manage my own pond and grow truly giant bass. What you have built is truly inspiring, can’t wait to see what the next years bring.

[@TetonTurkey307]

Has it been 2 years!? Wow. Been with y’all the whole time.

[@edmartin875]

I think Bonnie and Clyde were in their 55 gallon tank when I first started watching.

[@davidleadford6511]

With the ecosystem you created in and around your pond. I'd have to say it's a WINNER. There's always a learning curve. I think you've done well.

[@roccomicelotta3798]

I think you have done a fantastic job of putting together a healthy pond. This process is a lot more involved than I ever imagined. Thank You for sharing and Good Luck, Ric

[@chipgoodson5194]

The drone shots of the bass are really cool !

[@byrontrelstad7256]

I really like that you added the relative weights, gonna be new favorite way to see how big the fish are. Im excited for the new pond builds! I've been watching since the end of the backyard pond build. And started watching every Sunday after the 5 acre pond build started

[@PurpleDrac]

it all started with @fifty five gallon aquarium. (Probably before that) I've been watching him for a minute. he used to do Tank Tuesdays but now he's on this Sunday regiment which still ain't bad but yeah. whenever you have downtime I'd go back and watch all the original Tank series just so you're up to date you're gonna be absolutely 😱stunned. 💀💀 (if you haven't already) that's just going based on* the time you started watching. but if you've already seen them disregard that. 🙋🏽‍♂️happy viewing! 🙂

[@byrontrelstad7256]

@@PurpleDrac yeah i went on a binge back in the day and watched most of them and ever since the 5 acre build started have watched every new video

[@PurpleDrac]

@@byrontrelstad7256 the tank series is okay. The backyard pond series was probably my favorite but this is nice. I like it. 😎

[@debralords8586]

I am not an outdoorsey person. Neither fishing nor hunting has any draw for me. That said, I love BamaBass channel. You have created a fantastic resource for local wildlife without trying to control critters that, in other settings, folks would be wantin to discourage. I love to keep track of all your different species. I was actually looking for a new video earlier today and was disappointed that there wasn't one. And now, a few hours later, TADA! Definitely a win!

[@MrGoesBoom]

Agreed, not a hunter or fisher myself, but just watching the progess of this pond, from start to now, and how it's drawn in all sorts of critters and how they interact is just amazing to watch each upload

[@davisthropp3384]

Aquatic snake too. Very bad news.

[@debralords8586]

@@acmhfmggru He said in a much earlier video that it was a life long dream of his. He has said things in other videos that suggest he has a career in technology, though I don't know what. If there is a business aspect to it, I've not seen an indication of that.

[@edmartin875]

@@acmhfmggru The only business part of the pond I know of is he is making money from his videos. The fun/family/YouYube thing is true. The science is one of his reasons too. That is why he routinely takes down all the data of the bass being caught there.

[@nickyfeilds3681]

Im sick today and not working, bamabass has saved me!

[@AlusW.]

Hope you feel better soon.❤

[@edmartin875]

@@rickwhite599 You must be a magic Doctor. He said sick and that was enough for you to tell him how to cure himself. Maybe you can help me too. I'm sick. In 2002 I came down with Congestive heart failure, still got it. In 2010 I came down with type 2 Diabetes resulting in Neuropathy, still got it. This year I came down with lung Cancer. What do you recommend for me?

[@steev927]

"Johnny and June with the Bluegills" sounds like a great band name. Yes I know they're named after the Cash family, just saying "and The Bluegills" sounds like a great backup band.

[@rogerdudra178]

I think you have a success on your hands so far. You have made this ecosystem well with good people that know what they're doing. I've seen several attempts here in Montana. All where limited in their success by how much it cost. You don't worry about it. I like that.

[@MrDrSonGoku]

Depending how far away the next larger pond is could you make the over flow from one of these ponds be a river to the other and then track how often fish swim between the two ponds?

[@Jminas10]

A peacock bass would be an awesome addition to cedar falls

[@tristanlively7901]

I think so to the only issue is he would need to put a heater in there for the winter

[@roberthoffhines5419]

Indeed, but they croak in the slightest of cool water which is why they really don't do well north of like, Broward County. I'm sure there are exceptions.

[@salmonfamily5610]

A big smallmouth would be cool

[@Kingfisher_Production]

Watched you for years even before the first pond. love to see how much the fish have grown. Hope to be able to fly fish it one day with big streamers.

[@dannybethune858]

Have mentioned Purple Martin houses or gourds in the past. Martin numbers are on the decline partly due to the need of nesting sights. Please do a little research on purple martins so all can enjoy their songs and flight over the water. We had around three to four hundred leave this year.

[@edmartin875]

They migrate every year.

[@WarpLoTFFA]

it would be really cool to connect the new bigger pond to the 5 acre pond through a creek/channel-like waterway where the fish can travel from one pond to another

[@dsinsocal]

I think the idea is to keep them separate, and have different fish in each pond. He doesn't want to screw up the eco-system he has set up specifically for breeding large bass. He already regrets adding the trout.

[@treyward4189]

My Agro science teacher had us watch your first couple videos on the pond.Since I have graduated and had two kids. And still check on the pond. I want to do something similar one day.

[@edmartin875]

Better get rich first if you are going to follow in his footsteps. He laid out a ton of money.

[@searchingfortruth619]

From my pond surfing on KZbin, it seems like you could use a bog filter/ water feature. Really helps keep the water clean. Im sure the aquascape people would love to do a collaboration.

[@BreinGames]

How about a video discussing the cost to maintain the pond? You’ve been at it for a couple years now. You should have enough data to have a good picture…..

[@rg20322]

Absolutely agree.

[@malikb.700]

Great idea

[@CarlosRuizisthebest]

He 100% knows the cost to maintain per year

[@sinenomine4540]

Get one ~10-15 years old common snapper in the pond to introduce some balancing/predation pressure and efficient scavenging.

[@Rowan-zi8ek]

Or just go for broke and get an alligator snapping turtle, they are crazy cool looking

[@arjara85]

Been a while since I've seen you caught a non-tagged bass. Nice to see there are still some left.

[@BCopes58]

I live in the central New York finger lakes region I’d be stoked to see a smallie!! I’ve caught many and they’re much more aggressive than largemouth

[@HT-Blindleader]

New bass name, Lucy. I don't know why but the old I love Lucy show came to mind when I saw her. I can't tell you how excited I am hearing about a new bigger pond build. Bigger and deeper, I can't wait to see that start!!

[@stapleyp]

I can't believe it's been 2 years, wow that time has gone quick.

[@willr322gt]

Couldn't click on this video any quicker! Awesome to see a new video! I would name her Dotty.

[@bpurkapi]

a tremendous undertaking. glad to see you are willing to learn about what's gonna make your pond work best.

[@adamjriley1988]

Awesome video! You should name the little bass in Cedar Falls Scarlett because of the scar.

[@maureenbeckstead6407]

Thanks for excellent explanation of pond management and its influence on the various fish species.

[@sk8hillzz]

As an outsider, this has been a major success. All the learning is endless and this channel is perfect for all ages.

[@talandar5773]

First snake is definitely a cottonmouth

[@karronlaneNOLA]

yikes.

[@ryanhighberg4662]

Oh, thank God. At least the bite will be soft.

[@gaterunner64]

Definitely time to start a raptor hatchery somewhere on the property. I'd start with fifty egg incubators, just to keep the snake population down on the property and the state as well.

[@aye54]

No it’s not

[@nyxionn]

​@@aye54 Then what is it oh herpetological wise one.

[@jago76]

Great to see the wildlife the pond has attracted.

[@BraceExperience]

I have always wanted to see Rock Bass taken care of in a manner that we could see some size put on them. They're fun to catch, too.

[@Ackatizzle17]

If you ever head up to the great lakes area, you should totally do an ice fishing vlog. The experience for one, and to see species that aren't native to your area (essentially gulf coastal area, right?) like pike, walleye, muskellunge

[@mikew1978]

Peacock bass would be cool to see

[@rxyalstorm3029]

I know it’s a stretch but hear me out you put a glass or some sort of see thru cylinder in the middle of the pond something you can climb in and have a bucket of shiners see them and throw them shiners while your below the water surface

[@Bigmike06078]

Outta name the new bass dory in honor off Nemo!

[@madmattdigs9518]

Have you spotted Moby in there? Flying the drone over the pond? That’s what I’m wondering every week. Maybe you’ll catch him one day.

[@siggrizzler4869]

I think Moby is in the backyard pond

[@madmattdigs9518]

@@siggrizzler4869 oh yeah, but maybe I’m thinking of Bonnie and Clyde? I thought he released some older bigger bass into the 5 acre pond.

[@wildhurstmanor]

I thought moby was over in the backyard pond?

[@madmattdigs9518]

@@wildhurstmanor yes, someone pointed that out. Was it Bonnie and Clyde he released into the 5 acre pond? To make room for Moby? I thought I remember him releasing an older larger bass. But haven’t heard anything about it since then.

[@wildhurstmanor]

@@madmattdigs9518 He tagged released and released both Bonnie and Clyde into the bigger pond. Hasn’t seen them and I don’t think they have set off the proximity scanners he placed in the pond either. But hopefully he catches them again at some point to check on their growth!

[@Z71BadBoy]

This is incredible information. I have been a bass fisherman for over fifty years and this is almost information over load. Always fascinating to hear about the life span of these incredible fish

[@backyardcarp]

Since she is the first bass, call her Eve. As always enjoyed the video!

[@dsinsocal]

This one has to win.

[@RCMarty]

My exact thoughts !!! I was about to write the same comment !!!

[@jimmychaplin]

I said the same thing before I saw you post! :) - Good name!

[@TristanKing930]

That's an outstanding name. Surely this wins

[@BasedEngineer]

The Goat lives up to his name.

[@king_reaper1320]

Yes sir, keep checking,. No matter the size of the pond

[@Strugglinginlife]

The other water snake at 18:50 is a diamondback watersnake. Nonvenomous. They feed on bait fish and seeing them in a pond indicates a healthy population of brim

[@jaywest4102]

This is a dangerous comment, If you’re not 100% positive you shouldn’t make a comment saying a snake is nonvenomous.

[@Strugglinginlife]

@@jaywest4102 “tHis iS a DaNg-“ stfu. It’s literally a diamondback water snake. It’s 110% non-venomous. Just bc you can’t ID a snake doesn’t mean someone who can cant.

[@charlesmichael6880]

Johnny and June and the BlueGills! Sounds like Hootie and the BlowFish!

[@DavidCordon-l4q]

Yes please - I live in Bermuda and it has been a pleasure and great eduction watching your dedication to this project.

[@hellaflushrob]

You gotta do some insane culling on the bass to keep growing the original batch

[@danl.909]

True! Fortunately, 1 to 2-pound largemouths are good to eat.

[@BamaBass]

Culling on a new pond usually starts in years 3-4.

[@colinpearson4995]

And then becomes the most important Job !!!!

[@Big_Bend_Benji]

Big Bertha the bass!

[@themartinzoo]

have you ever thought of grass carp. I understand it does take many to help with algae.

[@davidgarrison6936]

I had a cottonmouth recently. Danger Danger Danger

[@camerica7400]

I missed not getting a video last Sunday :-( So happy to see this video and the update on the water quality!!! Edit: I can't wait to see all the new upcoming pond builds!

[@BlurryHoplite1444]

3:47 maybe its a regional thing but adding Trout to the pond seemed like a bad idea to me.... here in CA it seems to be pretty common that Trout become the most dominant species. Ive fished multiple waterways that should be dominated by bass due to the stillness of the water, the vegetation and water temperature but it seems Trout become the more dominant species according to the numbers of fish I catch. It seems to be about a 90% to 10% trout to bass ratio

[@dashcrawford56]

You should name the new bass Sally because Sally is the name of the person who survived “the Texas chainsaw massacre” and it is the first bass to survive a spawn in the small ponds

[@scottparker9341]

Bama bass sunday, YES!!!

[@andywrollo2915]

Love your videos. What you have done and all the animals that love your creation. I live in a tiny house in the uk. Would love to have bigger garden to create nests etc. Really glax you document everything. Thank you.

[@TexasTimelapse]

Cottonmouth for sure.

[@MrCheekyrust]

1. Cottonmouth, 2. Brown water snake! He’s a nice guy 3. Alligator gar would be a great addition to cedar falls; if you don’t want people to swim in there anymore ! A friendly alligator gar will live 10-15 years or more and grow to 6+ normally. The problem is that they will become too friendly and blindly hit things that hit the water! The bigger he gets the more dangerous he will become. I’m from New Orleans area, and at our brackish docks we have pet alligator gar who eat the fish we filet. They will stay in the same place that you feed them, and become very friendly when they hear boats or the electric filet knife. I have seen many a duck/pelican/seagul and more become breakfast along with fish remains we throw. They are a very intelligent and ethereal animal, but they are also a homing missle with teeth!

[@MrCheekyrust]

Also, if you love those fish in the pond, I would not recommend an alligator gar, he may eat one of the OG fish one day

[@juangrande7374]

Agreed that gar would b bad idea. If the objective would be to ‘catch’ them, then they will tear up every lure you use. And they will sheer off most lines, unless ur using a metal leader. Just not good species for sport fishing

[@Numberofbillion]

G'day mate from Australia, I'm not a fisherman or anything but more a general animal lover & love watching what you're doing. Look forward to any new videos so don't be shy to try a few 'shorts' of the funny stuff, even if that content repeats into the main video. Well done tho dude. Chow.

[@danbaird8868]

"Billy" after Billy the Kid, keeps with the outlaw theme.

[@joeperkins4309]

Good call. I second the motion.

[@canbonly1970]

He wants a female fish name.

[@joeperkins4309]

@@canbonly1970 Billie still works. Have to change the spelling. Mary Evelyn "Billie" Fretchette. Dillinger's wife.

[@kkasabir7977]

Aligator gar would be awesome

[@robertpeacock1635]

But it is a very apex predator and would empty Cedar Fall if it got very big.

[@sebdavis2003]

I gotta suggest; Shirley Bassey! Feels mega appropriate XD Absolutely love watching your progress and enjoying the pond

[@macswanton9622]

My offering was Fontella Bass ("Rescue Me")

[@DrBigler]

100% cottonmouth snake. Bad news for sure. Only 1 thing to do!

[@HapiestLitttlePlaceInTheGalaxy]

Name the female fish Super Girl.

[@sortius_]

When I was looking into doing aquaculture, one of the things stressed was to grow crops that your fish will eat, fertilised by their waste. Normally you'd only use it as a supplementary feed, but I'm sure you could set something up on the farm just to feed your forage fish, especially with that nice shape to the land; some black plastic lined troughs with volcanic pebbles should be enough to grow food for them.

[@AnswerThisForMe]

Name for the fish- CLEOPATRA 🔥🔥🔥

[@yourboy-zach]

Good vid

[@k.bryantmastin8082]

Love this series so much. Black Betty....is my suggestion. Keep doing what you do. Thank you

[@rikblackops]

The idea of new ponds to grow baitfish is awesome!

[@steveurmah]

It's beautiful! Always nice to see how a pond can be an ecosystem for so much wildlife. As others have pointed out there is some potential for adding flowers, dead wood and other things to support even more animals. I recommend Stefano Ianiro's channel for some inspiration.

[@danielpoe1325]

I would love to see a video on a pond or way to grow your own golden shiners

[@cjandauntieyaya1446]

18:24 - Yeah, because the bands go all the way around I'm pretty sure it is a water moccasin aka cottonmouth. Poke at it and see if it opens its mouth wide. That's why they are called cottonmouths because their mouth is as white as cotton. The snake in the water has a checkered pattern which I'm pretty sure is a nonvenomous water snake.

[@ronkerr3084]

I think a cost breakdown would be very interesting. I grew up on a 9 acre lake near Brazil Indiana that was an old coal mine strip pit. The lake had several underground springs to keep it fed and was full of bass and bluegill. It has been in my family for 66 years now. Watching the story of your pond is very interesting and brings back a lot of memories.

[@patricksmith3316]

The idea for the bait fish pond is a great idea. It should save you a lot of money buying all those feeder fish. 😊

[@steverogers1298]

Wow a lot of work and science involved!

[@zackpotter765]

Excited for the new pond builds!! I suggest making the big pond a lot deeper

[@daltonturner2113]

Brown trout would be a great addition to Cedar falls! You have plenty of current and unlike a rainbow that will die off in the heat the browns can withstand the heat and there still just as pretty as a bow. There also less aggressive so the other fish would still be dominate

[@johnwynne902]

I enjoy your channel so much. Love seeing ALL the different species of animals around your property. I wish the videos were longer and more often.

[@aaronb3760]

I love you pond videos. I do however miss your topwater fishing videos. That is how I found you. Thanks again for taking us along with your builds.

[@septemberamyx]

That wetland filter is gorgeous!

[@cjenkins95]

Get you some tree grow tubes from missy oak native nursery they are the best to protect your trees

[@gasmask9157]

I think some stripers would make a nice addition especially if you can grow em to be larger than 20lbs