Pond Leak SUCCESS Story - What Losing 100,000 Gallons of Water Per Day Looked Like

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  • @goodyfinnndad
    @goodyfinnndad 11 месяцев назад +3

    Rising water is definitely something to be thankful for!

  • @thegreatpotatokitty8196
    @thegreatpotatokitty8196 11 месяцев назад +4

    i would consider putting gravel and then larger rocks at the base of the pipe to solidify it more and make a floating platform for the swans(or plants) that can telescope up and down as water rises and falls. smaller pipe in the big pipe to keep it from floating off and give it vertical movement.
    im loving this pond build i hope your walleyes become fat and plentiful!

    • @newnatureadventures
      @newnatureadventures  11 месяцев назад

      Thanks for the ideas, and for watching the build. We can definitely do gravel and rocks around the pipe to solidify. I’m hopeful the perch will produce the forage for the walleyes to get fat and happy!

  • @redneckmini14
    @redneckmini14 11 месяцев назад +3

    That waterfall is gonna be sweet. I'm anxious to see a walleye getting caught. Gets me excited to start catching some small walleye in my own lake next year.

    • @newnatureadventures
      @newnatureadventures  11 месяцев назад

      Oh man…me too! The waterfall is like the big Christmas present that’s sitting in the corner wrapped up since August that we can’t play with yet. Patience is hard! I’m excited for you. I’m planning some ice fishing videos so hopefully you’ll get to see the walleyes bite the baits and catch em on camera!

  • @denniscrane9753
    @denniscrane9753 11 месяцев назад +3

    You got walleye in your pond!!! You lucky man!

    • @newnatureadventures
      @newnatureadventures  11 месяцев назад +1

      We are certainly blessed to be able to manage a pond for walleye. Thanks for watching and following along. The waterfall in the pond is going to be a game changer for the walleye in the spring. I’ll do my best to grow them as big as we can.

  • @jerryverser2391
    @jerryverser2391 11 месяцев назад +1

    First class pond...beautiful. Can't wait for Spring!

    • @newnatureadventures
      @newnatureadventures  11 месяцев назад

      Thanks! I’m looking forward to spring for sure, but ice season offers its own unique experiences. That’s what I love about the seasons in the midwest. God’s design of bringing life out of what seemingly looks dead. Beautiful picture of the Good News in creation.

  • @rndmcnflct
    @rndmcnflct 6 месяцев назад +1

    Having a giant lever over the hole sounds like trouble. If ice moves it, or a boat, it could tear out the seal. You may need to dive down with a hacksaw and get to work LOL

    • @newnatureadventures
      @newnatureadventures  6 месяцев назад

      I have considered the hacksaw! 😀 I agree that I need to get it cut another 1-2’ lower. Pondering how to logistically cut 6” pvc underwater.

  • @danejurasley5957
    @danejurasley5957 10 месяцев назад

    Congratulations. My pond still sucks.

    • @newnatureadventures
      @newnatureadventures  10 месяцев назад

      Thanks. Sorry to hear you’re struggling with your pond. It’s frustrating for sure. Let me know if I can help strategize.

  • @desireemillion
    @desireemillion 12 дней назад +1

    what caused the holes in the pond? Did you put the pipe in the hole to stop the hole from sucking out water? how were you able to see in the pond?

    • @newnatureadventures
      @newnatureadventures  12 дней назад

      My guess is the water pressure of 20+ feet of water on top of a newly built pond that wasn’t properly compacted found a weak spot, and opened it up. The force of water is strong. My underwater camera was vital to finding it. The pipe was just the conduit to pour more clay and aggregate and expanding Seekleak polymer into the hole to clog the leak up. And by the grace of God, it has worked and held for the past year.

    • @desireemillion
      @desireemillion 12 дней назад +1

      @@newnatureadventures I am so happy for you that it worked.

  • @RocketCityGardener
    @RocketCityGardener 11 месяцев назад +1

    Could pile up some branches against the pipe, or build some pvc structure to mount to the pipe.

  • @olivia71927
    @olivia71927 4 месяца назад +1

    How much did the seekleak cost?

    • @newnatureadventures
      @newnatureadventures  4 месяца назад

      It costs about $12.50 per 100 sq ft of surface coverage. Depends a little on the shipping cost to your location. Sold in 110 lb units. So it’s shipped on pallets. Each unit will cover about 4,400 sq ft of surface water when applied as directed.

  • @chuckburnell6133
    @chuckburnell6133 8 месяцев назад +1

    How large is your pond in acres?