3 lake on the mercury consumption list

[Flyfishinglover]

Just thought I'd share this.

http://www.ksl.com/?sid=42883227&nid=148...y-advisory



For sure TD won't need to read this <3 []
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[TubeDude]

[#0000FF]I just look at the pictures.

Compared to other states...with more mining and/or industrial operations...Utah has a relatively small concern for mercury contamination. But it does show up in some streams and lakes...largely thanks to our early mining operations that cared little for the ecology.

Note that there is no mention of Utah Lake. Can't begin to recall how many time I have heard doofii (plural of doofus) go on and on about all the mercury in the fish from Utah Lake. If ignorance is bliss they must be deliriously happy.

If anybody wants to see a complete list of Utah waters that are regularly tested by the Utah Fish Advisories organization go to [url "http://www.fishadvisories.utah.gov/"]WEBSITE[/url].
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[Flyfishinglover]

+1 [cool]
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[Littlebuck3333]

That's the reason porkipine has mercury from the old mining practices runoff from laplatta feeds both body's of water.
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