Jones Lake Management

Jones Lake Management Science driven solutions since 1949

www.joneslakemanagement.com Science driven solutions since 1949.

From our roots stocking fish to ecology and aeration, Jones Lake Management has grown into the premier service provider for breathtaking bodies of water. We keep aquatic environments healthy by combining the latest science with hands-on experience and customized service.

Check out this before and after Lake Management!Lake management can make a big difference! Cleaner water and a healthier...
08/11/2026

Check out this before and after Lake Management!

Lake management can make a big difference! Cleaner water and a healthier, more enjoyable lake environment.

Proper lake management isn’t just about improving how the water looks, it’s about creating a balanced ecosystem that can thrive for years to come.

It's not too late to transform your lake or pond! Visit our site to learn more.
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When sediment builds up over time, it can reduce water depth, impact water quality, increase aquatic vegetation growth, ...
07/31/2026

When sediment builds up over time, it can reduce water depth, impact water quality, increase aquatic vegetation growth, and limit recreational use. Dredging is one of the most effective ways to restore the health and function of a lake.

Learn what to expect from the dredging process and how it can help restore your lake for years to come.
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A healthy fishery doesn't happen by chance, it takes the right management strategy.If your pond or lake has an unbalance...
07/24/2026

A healthy fishery doesn't happen by chance, it takes the right management strategy.

If your pond or lake has an unbalanced fish population, poor fishing, or declining fish health, rebuilding your fishery starts with understanding what's happening below the surface.

Learn how to rebuild your pond or lake's fish population and support long-term fishery success in our latest blog!
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Summer heat can quickly lead to algae blooms, murky water, and declining water quality if your pond isn't properly manag...
07/23/2026

Summer heat can quickly lead to algae blooms, murky water, and declining water quality if your pond isn't properly managed.

A proactive approach, including lake aeration, nutrient management, and algae prevention, helps maintain clear water, healthier fish populations, and a more balanced aquatic ecosystem throughout the season.

Learn how to keep your pond clear and healthy during the hottest months of the year with effective lake and pond management strategies.
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Not every changing pond water level is caused by a leak. High groundwater or a fluctuating water table may be the real i...
07/21/2026

Not every changing pond water level is caused by a leak. High groundwater or a fluctuating water table may be the real issue.

Learn how to identify water table problems, distinguish them from leaks, and protect your pond with the right management approach.

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Healthy lakes and ponds don't happen by chance, they require consistent, proactive management.A professionally designed ...
07/10/2026

Healthy lakes and ponds don't happen by chance, they require consistent, proactive management.

A professionally designed aeration system is one of the best long-term investments you can make for your waterbody. By improving dissolved oxygen levels and water circulation, aeration helps reduce algae growth, minimize odors, improve water quality, support healthier fish populations, and slow sediment buildup.

Learn more in our latest blog!
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Not all aquatic plants are beneficial. Invasive species can spread rapidly, reducing water quality, restricting recreati...
07/09/2026

Not all aquatic plants are beneficial. Invasive species can spread rapidly, reducing water quality, restricting recreation, and disrupting healthy fish and wildlife habitat in ponds and lakes throughout the Midwest and Southeast.

Knowing what to look for is the first step toward protecting your waterbody. Our latest blog highlights some of the most common invasive aquatic plants, why they pose a problem, and management strategies that can help keep your pond or lake healthy for years to come.

Read our latest blog to learn more!
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Wetland plantings consist of carefully selected native emergent, marginal, and shoreline plants installed around the edg...
06/30/2026

Wetland plantings consist of carefully selected native emergent, marginal, and shoreline plants installed around the edges of ponds, lakes, stormwater ponds, and wetlands.

These plants thrive in saturated soils and shallow water, making them ideal for stabilizing shorelines while enhancing the aquatic ecosystem.

Interested in wetland planting? Visit our site below to learn more!
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Mid-summer can be one of the most challenging times of the year for fish. As water temperatures rise, dissolved oxygen l...
06/23/2026

Mid-summer can be one of the most challenging times of the year for fish. As water temperatures rise, dissolved oxygen levels can drop, creating stressful conditions that impact fish health and overall pond balance.

Understanding what your fish are telling you can help you take proactive steps to improve water quality, maintain adequate oxygen levels, and support a thriving pond ecosystem throughout the hottest months of the year.

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What Should You Do About the Cattails in Your Pond?Cattails can be both beneficial and problematic. They help improve wa...
06/19/2026

What Should You Do About the Cattails in Your Pond?

Cattails can be both beneficial and problematic. They help improve water quality, reduce erosion, and provide wildlife habitat. However, when left unmanaged, they can quickly spread, reduce open water, and impact pond aesthetics and recreation.

The goal isn't always removal, it's proper management. A balanced cattail population can support a healthier, more functional pond.

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Address

3433 Church Street
Cincinnati, OH
45244

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm

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+18006623474

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