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I think they mentioned it. I mean it's a lake. I understand it's going to have Algae. I'm still relatively new to lake management so I'm not sure what the best option is if any. The chapel is for weddings and I want to go the mile to make it look as good as possible. I can't do anything now. They partially drained the lake for an infrastructure project on the other side. Tomorrow y friends with Magnolia Fisheries are electro fishing. Once the lake is filled back up I can proceed which is why I'm trying to do my homework now to look at my options.
Yesterday I was there and I was talking with someone who lives nearby mentioned that the water quality has gone down hill in recent years. The waterway is a newer extension onto the existing lake. It's about 8 years old whereas the lake is about 30 years old. Probably took that long for the ecosystem in that addition to establish.
I'm not ready to go with a full treatment, but rather a trial to see if it's worth considering. I'm sure many suppliers might offer samples.
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