The Norman Transcript features Newalla Fish Company!

The Norman Transcript features Newalla Fish Company was featured in the Sunday News! See the article showcasing our company in the Editor’s Pick in the Norman Transcript.

We are super excited about 2021 spring hybrid striped bass stocking and the new Newalla Fish Company Performance Packages! Within hours of the Transcript highlighting our upcoming spring effort, our website hits for “pond stocking” and “fish farm near me” doubled.

The Transcript did well to highlight why some customers look to stock our fingerlings. Some other benefits:

Live stocking guarantee – We are 100% free delivery in Oklahoma. We don’t expect our customers to be fish-transport experts.

Large Fingerlings – We’ll grow the fingerlings to 4-5″ for greatest stocking survivability. Too small and the fingerlings can struggle to survive predation; too large and transportation can be difficult.

Performance feed – We carry the right feed for predatory fish. For the most energetic and active hybrid striped bass look for Triton, a 45% protein feed designed for carnivorous fish. (See our blog post about feed.)

Thanks again to the Norman Transcript for showcasing Newalla Fish Company!!!

Who is Newalla Fish Company?

Our aim is to bring pond owners an exciting fish experience. We try not to compete with the large fish companies that produce volumes of traditional species. Rather, we carry the most difficult to find sport fish and the products most helpful to grow them large and healthy, even in the smallest ponds.

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Our Story

Our stocking strategy is a bit different. Before we show up, we’ll discuss your pond with you and pull it up on the map. We use geo-spatial data analysis to develop a pond-specific plan to ensure you don’t overstock your pond. This analysis provides an accurate number of fish based of your pond or lakes' capacity and allows us to develop recommendations for stocking, feed and the most effective water management for your pond. Some of our recommendations will include:

Capacity based supplemental stocking of predators and feed fish proportionate to your pond or lake’s size
Feed plans
Use chemical-free methods to reduce suspended mud particles (Common problem in Oklahoma)
Installation of solar and electric continuous duty aeration systems