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Water clarity
Water clarity is something I know nothing about. I am going say the about three different stages if water clarity. clear, stained and muddy. I know what I call muddy or milky. But what do you call stained and how do determine it stained and not just clear. I took this off the G&F fishing report " water clarity is about 2 feet of visibility ". So is this clear or lightlystained? Will someone give me clarification.
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Water clarity
You will know the clarity, or turbidity of the water as soon as you drop your jig in. With clear water, you can have a visibility of up to several feet. When the water is stained/turbid, you could have a visibility from 1" to a foot or more. Just depends the lake and various factors, such as sediment, weather, current, etc.
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Water clarity
If you can see 2', that's pretty dog' gone' clear!
I would consider Greers clear and Conway Stained.
Anything after a heavy rain would typically be muddy.
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