Aeration is the process of introducing air into a body of water to improve water quality and overall health of the lake. It is important in lakes for several reasons.

Crappie are a popular sportfish among angler and make great table fare. However, there are several things to consider when introducing Crappie into a lake or pond.

A key component to the health of a largemouth bass is having an abundant bluegill population. Without additional forage species, the bluegill population can quickly be depleted.

Harmful Algal Bloom, Blue-Green Algae, Cyanobacteria. Whatever you call it, it's a problem facing lake and pond owners.

Green water in ponds can be beneficial to fisheries management, but also potentially harmful depending on what is causing the green coloration and how dense the green color is.

Otoliths, commonly referred to as "ear stones" are hard structures composed of calcium carbonate. All members of the superclass Osteichthyes (bony fish) have otoliths.

Electrofishing in the fall provides a wealth of information about the success of fish populations. In order to truly gauge a fishery's balance and progress, scientifically measuring fish increases in weight and count allows the experts at AES a more decisive, data-driven picture to assist you in achieving the fishery of your dreams.