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Easiest way to catch them is with a minnow trap, or similar homemade trap.
It is less stressful on you, your plants, and the fish. Stress is defined as finding out the gold fish are smarter than you. ![]() -- RichToyBox http://www.geocities.com/richtoybox/pondintro.html "Bette E." wrote in message ... It's getting late in the season and I have way too many goldfish to winter over in my 16 by 8 by 2 foot deep pond, here in mid Ohio. They are cunning and have so far, have mostly escaped my attempts to catch them. I have 8 lg. 10 inch fish, and 40 or so, somewhere between fry and 5 inches. # 1. Is it too late to drain down to 6 or 8 inches of water and try to net them? # 2. Will this upset the biological balance of the pond for the winter months, when I refill it? With all the rainfall and numerous health problems this summer, it got away from me. Thanks for any info. Bette |
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