For Utah Salt Lake area do you think 18 feet is deep enough?

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Jan 28, 2022
2:27:10pm

Oompabluepaw All-American

For Utah Salt Lake area do you think 18 feet is deep enough?

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Oompabluepaw

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Anyone have their own trout pond on their property?

1/28/22 2:19pm

Converting the pond to a healthier option?

JAGA97

1/28/22 2:21pm

Critical thing for trout is water temperature.

southbaycoug

1/28/22 2:23pm

For Utah Salt Lake area do you think 18 feet is deep enough?

1/28/22 2:27pm

I don’t think so. Gets way too hot in the summer. You’d need to live higher up or have a natural spring

letthewookieewin

1/28/22 2:28pm

I really don’t know. Perhaps you could ask fish and game or a wildlife biologist

southbaycoug

1/28/22 2:30pm

As a follow up, trout prefer water temps below 70 degrees. Once the water starts

southbaycoug

1/28/22 2:28pm

Trout? Pretty fish but if you want to fish and eat them, stock Walleye IMO.

ManicBlue

1/28/22 2:30pm

I do, it’s about 2.5 Gallons. I fill it up regularly with Brown trout. Circulate

Malathion

1/28/22 2:33pm

RE: I do, it’s about 2.5 Gallons. I fill it up regularly with Brown trout.

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1/28/22 2:38pm

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