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10 acre gravel pit, clear water, average depth 10'-12'. Heavy milfoil infestation. Pretty sure it is eurasian milfoil. I'm thinking grass carp or herbacides for solution. I'm wary of herbacides. Since it's not real deep have been thinking of getting out there with a steel rake and getting as much as I can. During winter it dies off somewhat, and as the water level rises in the spring, it stays about 3 feet under the surface. During the summer it carpets the surface and turns brown and slimy. Impossible to fish from the bank now. Any suggestions?
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