In this video, I stock a new fish in the pond, a Crappie! He seemed to get used to the pond quickly and found a new home in the fish cave. Bertha the bass eats a few shad and the gar are still cold.

Using a new fishing rig I designed, we catch and two small gar in the four foot range. After a spot change, I hook into a river monster and bring in a 6 foot 9 inch alligator gar. These fish can live to 100 years old and this one was tagged and released for another day.

In this video, I arrive at the backyard pond to find warmer weather and happy fish. Even the gar came to eat today and devoured some shad. Bertha the bass ate the most as usual.

In this video, I receive a new melanistic turtle for the backyard pond. He loves exploring while the fish eat a bunch of shad.

Tom Bit Me!

Building The Ultimate Backyard Pond! (Part 1)

Will Bertha the Bass Eat a Rainbow Trout

Bertha Won't Stop Eating!

Will the Pond Monsters Eat My New Pet

Will the New Rare Fish Survive in the Backyard Pond

Will the Fish Survive the Freeze

The Largest Fish I've Ever Fed! (Will the Gar Eat it?)

The Shad are All Over!

This Bass is a Bully!

Tom Loves Shad!

Tom the Catfish is Hungry!

Swimming with My Pet Alligator Gar!

Putting Mystery Creatures In the Backyard Pond!

Phantom is Getting Huge!

Pinocchio Is Hungry!

River Monsters in my Backyard Pond!

Stocking New Fish in the Pond! (Will They Get Eaten)

Live Shad VS. Hungry Pond Monsters!

My Platinum Alligator Gar - 3 Years Later!