how far below ground

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yea and at 3 feet in the summer when ya try to do the swan dive into it ya might break your neck id go a bit deeper :)
 
I think I would tend towards 4', but as stated earlier you should consult your nursery as to how deep the frost line is in your area.
 
Most people I know bring fish in for winter around here in WI. I think you would have to go 4'-6' to get below the frost line of a cold winter. I know ice on lakes can freeze to well over 3' feet thick.

How big of a pond are you planning and how many fish. My cousin who has a small pond with about 12 goldfish/koi keeps a 55 gal bare in his basement for winter.

Depending on the size of pond you are planning you might as well build a pool. :)
 
lol-- swimming with the fishes

i really haven't planned much-- i would like to keep koi and depth is the most important dimension. after that is figured i will go from there. i am working on a veritable paradise in the backyard. i have planted grapes, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, asparagus, winter onions and am looking at some fruit tries.
 
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