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The Story Of Old Moe, The Biggest Catfish In Ohio
The Story of Old Moe as told by Ron Becker “There I was” That’s how all good stories should be started. This story starts out approximately 20 years ago when we built our family pond. We did everything in the construction of our pond to make it the best possible pond...
Pond cleaning at Chase Bank
MuckSuckers was tasked with cleaning sediment from the Chase Bank Coporate Office building pond in Columbus Ohio. This 1/3 acre pond was surrounded on three sides by office buildings and the fourth side by beautiful landscaping. Employees of Chase enjoy this courtyard...
Lake Erie Boat Dock Cleaning
MuckSuckers kicked off the Dive Season at Point Retreat in Sandusky, Ohio in April. We pumped out 2-3 feet of sediment from around boat docks. The water temperature was 47 degrees!
The best (and environmentally friendly) way to dredge a pond
The conventional way of dredging a pond is a very messy task. This usually involves first draining the pond, then allowing time for the sediment to dry. All wildlife is either killed off or relocated during this aspect of the operation. Heavy equipment is then used to...
How to dredge – but not destroy – a pond
Dredging a pond is a damaging process. All water and all wildlife must be removed before the heavy equipment is brought in - and heavy equipment means felled trees and tattered shorelines. Essentially, dredging is like saying goodbye to (or at best relocating) your...
Pond stratification, or how a sick pond can become healthy
Without proper aeration, pond water can become stratified, creating a "sick", unhealthy pond. Think of a pond in layers. Warm water is less dense, therefore it will sit on top of colder, denser, deeper water. This stratification of water into layers is more common and...