Originally Posted By: Matt Rayl 1
May be on to something with it being Nitrogen limiting not Phosphorus limiting... but very shallow lakes that are hypereutrophic have no vegitation...Lake St. Marys-Ohio, Lake Apopka-Florida, Kokomo Reservoir-Indiana all are very shallow with average depths, I bet less than 6 ft� all have no filamentous algae�All have planktonic/Blue green Algae blooms


Yes the algae blooms out compete the filamentous algae but like Bill says they can be quite turbid too from time to time in colloidal clays from what I've heard. Lots of farm run off in those areas.

Wow I got some really anemic bass and crappie to mount out of Lake St. Mary's-Ohio once. Really sad!

Last edited by Cecil Baird1; 01/27/13 10:51 PM.
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