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Knuguy
Posted: Oct 18, 2022 - 08:49 am


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every year? hmm. Anything being done to stop it? BTW---the follow up on Algon said the fish were safe to eat.

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Jstubbs
Posted: Oct 18, 2022 - 11:01 am


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Yeah this is a different lake.

Fanshawe is in London - and yes it does happen yearly.

I used to camp there every year and unless you go before it gets too hot its algae bloom - can still fish etc but it's kinda gross.

I've since found better places to camp and fish for my money - and for free lol

It's all the agricultural runoff in the area and it gets held by the dam there. Not sure there's anything that can be done and it's not a natural green colour its more aquamarine - weird lol

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Longshank
Posted: Oct 20, 2022 - 02:59 pm


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lol, I typed pile pollen because I was sure that's what you had said in the original post....


Of course I meant pine pollen which was some of the worst I had seen this past year.

ya, runoff and biomass die off certainly makes a lot of sense as well

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