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I basically made the same commentws Shan did in the magazine about three years ago. One other point though. I do use when clients have muddy conditions. The mud limits light anyway and the dye is much better to look at if applied at light levels to acheive a nice green color. However I agree I would never apply if not in a muddy situation if trying to grow fish. BTW if any of you folks don't have the magazine this is reason to get it the article on lake dye had the opinion of several pros.
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