
Managing fish and their habitats may not be as simple as many people think. It is important to monitor these systems closely and correctly to ensure a healthy fish population—and ultimately—your marketable product.
This page contains a growing list of information and research on how to manage raising fish, their nutritional needs, controlling algal blooms, and more.
To learn more contact your county Extension agent.
Publications
- Fish Grubs in Freshwater Ponds and Lakes
- Grass Carp for Weed Control in Ponds, Checking Fish Population Balance in Farm Ponds
- Managing Small Fishing Ponds and Lakes in Tennessee
- Nutritional Needs of Catfish, Manage Water Quality for Fingerling Production
- Oxygen in Ponds
- Phytoplankton Blooms in Ponds
- Raising Rainbow Trout
- Stock New Ponds with Adult Fish
- Treatment Tips for Fish Ponds, Control of Parasites on Catfish Fingerlings