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My new Lake
This is were I plan on retiring.
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Wow, Why is the water so green?? It is beautiful
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Wow, Why is the water so green?? It is beautiful Flame, Yes, it is indeed beautiful...It seems that you have somewhat of a plankton bloom....a good thing. Charlie
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Thanks guys, I love the color too. It actually is very clear down to about 24" or so, after the drop off the water seems to have a natural emerald green color. It use to be a sand quarry, I think it's a natural color they seem to have in that area. The water temp is 49 degrees right now, so I don't thing it is a plankton bloom. I got a water test, but didn't see any unusually high mineral readings, did have low pH and alkalinity. But I'm not sure what mineral would cause that color.
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by Fishingadventure - 05/05/24 09:16 PM
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