Will do Matt, thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by D10
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Will do Matt, thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by D10
well, if you can't do much about it, or eradicate it, it just seems to me that in the long run, it will take any lake over. kinda like mississippi kudzu :scratchhead:(:dono
Dang I hope it ain't as bad about spreadin as kudzu!!!!! :yikes
mixing it to a 50-50 concentration of bleach would probably set it back a bit.
Might set some fish back a bit too.[emoji2]Quote:
Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd
Yes but my Clorox stock would go up!!
And the white crappie would be whiter than usual.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd
I went yesterday and did not see any of the algae bloom in the areas I fished. I fished from 9 am - 7 pm and managed 3 keepers. Not a great catching day but after 5 weeks of no fishing I enjoyed it anyway.
thought i saw your truck at the ramp, but left a bit before you did. i fished from bout 8:30 to 6:45. had one nice keeper size crappie, but let him go, 6/8 dinks, one 4 lb flathead, let him go, and missed at least three other keeper size crappie right at the boat using some new jigheads (not gonna be using em much longer if i keep missing fish on em though)!
i did not see any algae either, but was mostly out in the middle of the lake.
it was hot as all get out, with almost noooo breeze, whew!!
I fished Adams and Green lake area all day Monday through Wednesday and didn't see the algae bloom in there either. Caught many dinks 8 to 9-12" but only had six keepers for 3 days , pitiful for me. Was sure hot out there though! caught several good flatheads and blue channels so least I didn't starve plum to death!