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Moses lake Question
I was out pre-fishing Moses all weekend. I ran up North because I had never been up in that area. The farther north I drove, the more clumps of crud I saw. While fishing I could see mud clumps floating up to the surface, coming up from the bottom. At times I could always see at least one clump floating up. What the hecks the deal ? The North end will likely get pretty murky when those clumps break apart from all the boat traffic or wind I'd imagine. Is this normal for the lake ??
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Comment by Josh Potter on May 13, 2009 at 10:15pm
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The above is exactly why this site can never go away!
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Comment by Mike Bess on May 13, 2009 at 10:01am
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Thanks for checking my spelling you DS. You shouldve been an ingresh teacherr
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Comment by Eric DeLay on May 13, 2009 at 1:00am
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Sesspool, Besty, and Potthead are a bunch of donkeys. If Jordan removed it then it wasn't too clever. Thank you Jordan for keeping the toolbags on a leash. Oh and just for the record sporadic is a word, but sporatic is not.
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Comment by Chris Blandi on May 12, 2009 at 9:42pm
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It does look like that Josh. I think I'll taste it this weekend.
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Chris,
I have seen this stuff too but only at Moses. It's almost like peet moss coming up off of the bottom. I know it isn't but that's what it looks like. Weird stuff. You should try a peice and see what it tastes like. I'm sure it won't kill you.
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Comment by Willie Parsons on May 12, 2009 at 7:08pm
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There doesn't happen to be a large number of septic systems in that portion of the lake? That along with a heavy influx of water could cause some interesting "algae" formations.
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I'm with Bess. If Sessler wrote it and it's about Delay then it's probably worth reading and may just turn another Tuesday around for one of us.
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That's a bunch of BS Jon. Come on Jordan, un-remove it...
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Comment by Abbottola on May 12, 2009 at 12:18pm
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A little ceasar dressing and croutons and its quite tasty
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This happens every year as the water temp rises and occurs in the north end of the lake. For the "genius" above, it's a wierd type algae and have never seen it on any other lake. I think there is a correlation between Rock Ford and this phenomenon. Sporatic turnover is what I call it......
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