Try a gnat trap and let me know if it works. I did some research and came
up with the following...our season has not yet started so I have not tried
it yet.

Punch several pencil sized holes in the tapered end of a two liter plastic
bottle..best guess two or three inches from the cap. Then place a little
liquid egg bait in the bottle. Mount the bottle with the cap end down on a
stick or?

Liquid egg bait = one or two eggs mixed with a quart of water in a blender.


Discard after two weeks as flies will be attracted to the bait after a
week or two.

stricks760 wrote in article
.net...
Gnats, everywhere, swarming in little clusters. They don't bite or
anything, and generally mind their own business.

Does this indicate any problem? If I want them to become deceased, is
there
a safe way to do it around the pond?