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Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! We appreciate your business and thank you for your continued support.

Our office will be closed Thursday, November 26th and Friday, November 27th. We look forward to serving you when we return Monday!

On March 11, 2020, life as we knew it changed. As individual states and municipalities issued a “Shelter in Place” order across the country, many Americans were forced to work remotely and home school their children via Zoom Meetings and Virtual Classroom. It seemed the only safe place was our homes, yards, and anything outdoors! People turned to their favorite local and state parks until the order was given to close those resources for social distancing. As a result, many of us went back to the ancient practices of sitting on our porches and decks while the kids played in the yard. What do people do when they’re tired of staring at computer screens doing virtual business and school? You turn to your most available resource… your home!

We are proud to announce our very own Cody Shuffler was featured in an article in the 2020 Spring Fishing and Boating Guide published by Wildlife of NC! Cody is our Fisheries Division Manager and a graduate of the Fisheries and Wildlife Biology Department at N.C. State.

As we trust you are all practicing social distancing, it is more important than ever to spend time outdoors enjoying your pond. Our experts will make sure your pond and ecosystem have the right combination for aquatic health and enjoyment while following CDC precautions to ensure the safety of your family. Our goal is to keep your pond beautiful and healthy for many years of enjoyment.

Contact us today for a free consultation. We will help you find the pond maintenance service that best suits the needs of your pond. We look forward to serving you!

Soon the hunters and wildlife enthusiasts will be taking to the woods. Dove season will be here before we know it, and right after that, early bow season will start for the white-tailed deer. Now is the time to get your fall crops in if you haven’t already.

We are currently offering a variety of planting services as well as seed for sale. Forage oats are high in sugar and protein and attract a variety of wildlife including white-tailed deer and wild turkey. Oats provide great cool season forage throughout hunting season. We like to combine forage oats with inoculated winter peas to help provide a variety of forage. The peas add nitrogen to the soil complimenting the growth of your oats. We also have a variety of clovers available for fall planting.

We still have duck boxes available made from 100% cypress wood for $65. Each time a bird nests in one, she will lay between 10-14 eggs per clutch greatly increasing the number of birds on your property. For an additional $25.00, we offer predator guards to help keep the nest from being disturbed by predators. Installation is available upon request.

Contact us today if you would like to take advantage of any of our pre-hunting opportunities.

Stocking your pond correctly can be one of the toughest aspects of owning a pond. With so
many fish species to choose from, it’s easy to make unsuitable decisions when deciding what to stock. Ensuring your body of water contains a diverse population of fish is an integral part of creating an environmentally balanced aquatic ecosystem. It is also important to consider your overall lake and pond management goals as well as which species will provide appropriate benefits to your pond or lake.

Our fisheries biologists at Triangle Pond Management can provide you with recommendations to stock your lake or pond with the correct species combinations,  quantities, and sizes necessary to meet your fishery goals as quickly as possible. We keep these goals and your budget in mind when creating individual fish stocking plans to best utilize your time and resources.

Triangle Pond Management will be hosting a Kid’s Fishing Rodeo at the 2019 Dixie Deer Classic. We will be setting up a pond stocked with catfish, bluegill and bass for kids to catch all weekend long. All children participating in the Kid’s Fishing Rodeo will receive a prize.

This winter is a great time to add lime to your lake or pond. Water in ponds reflects the quality of the soils in which they are located. Most ponds in the southeast region have low levels of total alkalinity, total hardness, and low pH values. Having poor water quality in a fish pond means the overall fish production is slowed. Liming is an important method for correcting many of these water quality issues, as well as helping to improve fish productivity.

Triangle Pond Management is a full service pond and lake management company based out of Raleigh, North Carolina. Our experts can handle any and all of your aquatic needs, including: maintenance and repair, aquatic vegetation control, fountain and aeration installation, pier or dock installation, as well as our Fisheries and Wildlife services. With spring coming up fast, now is the perfect time to make improvements to your property.

Taking a few steps this winter to manage your pond correctly can provide better fish production this spring. Adding lime and providing artificial structure are two important pond maintenance tips for pond owners to consider this winter.