Fish Population Survey
Jones Lake Management can survey the fish population in your pond and provide a deep look into the underwater ecosystem.
Population Survey Service
The type and number of fish in your lake don’t just affect your ability to fish for the species you prefer; they’re a reflection of your fishery's health and overall productivity.
- Identify species present
- Inspect for overall health
- Monitor the predator-to-prey balance
- Develop a specific care plan
Skilled Employees
All of our staff are highly trained in their responsibilities, from degree-holding science professionals to licensed applicators and experienced repair technicians.
325+ Years Combined Experience
With 325+ years of combined experience, we are leaders in lake and pond management. We work with each client to provide a blueprint for developing the pond of their dreams.
Science-Driven Specialists
Our 110+ biologists understand the delicate dynamics of aquatic ecosystems and maintain a balance of health and beauty.
What We Do
In a large pond or lake, a fish population survey is essential to achieve your fishery goals.
Periodically fishing the pond or lake is unlikely to provide you with accurate representation of the various species present and their abundance. An existing fish population can often be quantified by electrofishing. Electrofishing equipment applies a direct current to the water column to stun fish. Once collected, fish can be identified, counted, weighed, and aged. Using standardized techniques, it is possible to determine the relative abundance and growth rates of the fish, identify disproportionate numbers of fish within the population, and obtain a more accurate view of fish health and the ecosystem as a whole.
The information collected and analyzed helps Jones Lake Management biologists develop a customized fish stocking and population management plan. Depending on individual goals, this customized plan may focus on strategies to increase size, quantities, growth rates, or the overall productivity of the pond. Custom population management strategies provide pond owners with an enjoyable, sustainable, and long-term fishery.
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