How To Siphon A Fishing Pond
By Ronnie Garrison, About.com Guide
View from Upper End of the Pond
View of the pond from the upper end looking toward the dam, the pond is almost empty.
Ronnie Garrison
The pond is down about 15 feet in this picture - the rockpile on the left is where the end of the dock will be. You can see the mud flats where silt has filled in the pond. The willow trees in the upper end offer ducks places to hide.
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- My Old Fishing Pond Full Of Water
- Picture of the Fishing Pond Siphon
- Back of Dam on Fishing Pond to be Siphoned
- A Tee On the Pipe Allows You to Fill the Pipe with Water
- Pipes on Pond Side of the Dam
- View of Docksite with Pond Down 10 Feet
- View from Upper End of the Pond
- View of Docksite from the Dam
- Siphon at Full Run
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