06-03-2016, 04:58 PM
[#0000FF]Thanks. Glad you approve.
After a bit of reflection...off the murky water...I have come to the conclusion that the frolicking carp are largely responsible for the increased murkiness...at least near shore. It has been a long time since I have seen that much degradation of water clarity on UL,
Also, it gets worse as you get closer to a "busy" shoreline. It was absolute chocolate inside Lindon Harbor...where there were hordes of carp and only a little over 2' of depth. The harbors are largely protected from wind and should not muddy up from that influence alone.
To add a bit of credence to that theory, as the south wind began blowing water towards shore from mid lake, there was an actual tint of green in the newly arrived wavelets. And you could see it even greener further out in the lake.
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After a bit of reflection...off the murky water...I have come to the conclusion that the frolicking carp are largely responsible for the increased murkiness...at least near shore. It has been a long time since I have seen that much degradation of water clarity on UL,
Also, it gets worse as you get closer to a "busy" shoreline. It was absolute chocolate inside Lindon Harbor...where there were hordes of carp and only a little over 2' of depth. The harbors are largely protected from wind and should not muddy up from that influence alone.
To add a bit of credence to that theory, as the south wind began blowing water towards shore from mid lake, there was an actual tint of green in the newly arrived wavelets. And you could see it even greener further out in the lake.
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