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If the ice came off your pond and you saw unsightly algae, you are not alone. The WLPR staff has encountered many ponds with rings of cold water algae surrounding ponds.

Most ice is all gone on lakes and ponds in the southern part of the state. So far, we have had only one phone call regarding a fish kill so hopefully that trend continues. Fish do not always float right away, so if you have clear water see if you can...

As the season draws near customers should be looking around the shorelines of their ponds for any signs of a winter fish kill. Customers should look for dead or decaying fish. If a customer thinks a fish kill may have occurred please call us at 1-866...

Welcome to our updated website. We hope you find the information we have provided to be helpful and informative. We have worked very hard to provide our clients with the most up-to date tools and outstanding service and you will see that our website ...

With all the warm temperatures and rain events, the southern ponds are starting to open up around the shorelines. Won't be long before the WLPR staff can get out in the field and start the 2010 management season!!

Proud to say that the homeowner association meetings and consultations are really paying off. What a great way to have communication with the clients. Getting the clients and the pond managers on the same page is key to having a successful management...

We would encourage people to think of doing fish surveys on their pond. This will help us better manage your fishery and give us ideas on what should or should not be stocked for spring. There are many different types of surveys available. Please vis...

WLPR updated our commercial fleet with the purchase of new Carolina Skiffs, with both a 14' and 16' vessel. I have been busy manufacturing and installing new stainless steel sprayer booms and also updated our current dry chemical blowers which allows...