Kramer pond draws anglers near Strawberry Point
Straw berry Point residents Eddie and Katie Kramer built a pond on their farm to control erosion and store water for livestock. over 50 miles around people fish the pond now a primary purpose. The 24% acre pond was enlarged in 1970 to 44 to 45 acres with a 16 foot depth and a screened overflow tube. fish include catfish bass sunfish and northern. aerator snow and muskrat issues are managed to keep the pond lively and healthy.
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Farmers pond offers free fish for kids and a $1 admit fee
The Kramer couple run a small pond where anglers 16 and older pay $1 for admission to stock the pond. Most visitors bring kids who fish for free, park in a grassy area, and often donate IOUs or small checks to help with upkeep. Fishing runs 6 am to 10 pm June 15 to late fall with no boating or swimming allowed.
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First hunting seasons open next Saturday statewide
Squirrel, cottontail rabbit, rail and snipe, and early waterfowl seasons start Saturday Sept 5 with various bag limits. Squirrels run through Jan 3, rabbits to Feb 28, rails to Nov 13, and snipes to Dec 20. Officials note high squirrel populations and recommend early rabbit hunting before winter.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
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Iowa
Virginia
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