We grow the fish
Our own hatchery means healthier stock and species matched to your goals, not whatever a supplier had on the truck.
A family fish farm, since 1989
We're not a call center with a contractor list. We raise our own fish in Piedmont, Alabama, and we manage the water ourselves, so the people who stock your pond are the people who answer the phone.
Our story
Built on a family farm, run on real experience
Davis Fish Farms has led southern pond management since 1989. What started on a family-owned fish farm has grown into full-service stocking and management for private ponds, lakes, golf courses, and hunting and fishing clubs across the Southeast.
Raising and managing fish for decades teaches you things a catalog can't. We draw on that hands-on experience every time we set a stocking ratio, read an electrofishing survey, or diagnose a vegetation problem, because the difference between an okay pond and a trophy fishery is in the details.
1989
Family-owned since
7
States served
50+
Years combined plant-management experience
1,000s
Ponds & lakes managed
We raise our own
From our hatchery to your water
Because we produce our fish on our own farm, we control quality from the start, and we can match what we stock to what your pond actually needs. That's harder to do when fish pass through three middlemen first.
It also means one accountable team oversees every step of your project, from the first water test to a balanced, active pond you'll want to fish for years.
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Why owners choose us
One team, accountable for the whole pond
We read the water
Electrofishing and water testing tell us what's really happening below the surface, so the plan is based on facts.
We stay involved
Pond management isn't one-and-done. We oversee every aspect to keep your fishery healthy and active over time.
Trusted brands
Texas Hunter Products
Authorized dealer partners
Texas Hunter Products
Come see what a managed pond looks like.
Whether you're starting fresh or fixing an out-of-balance lake, we'd be glad to talk through it.