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The Spring of Dirty Water.

Started by dartag, May 30, 2017, 06:42:32 PM

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dartag

Seems everywhere I go except my lake I find dirty water.   Fished Lobdell last Tuesday and the water was dirty and lots of weeds.  About 11:00 around the corner comes a Boston Whaler and a Air Boat spraying chemical and pellets. The chemical smell was so bad I had to leave.    Went back Saturday for the tournament hoping the water would be cleaner.  I think it was worse.   Fishing was tough for me.  12 pounds won the dropping to 10.  I think there were 50 boats.   Sunday I fished Kent.  I had been there a few times and the water there is dirtier that normal this time of year.   The weeds seemed to be a lot thicker this year.  No sign of spraying of harvesting yet.  15 pounds won with 14 second then it dropped to 13 .  I think there were 65 boats.   You could find cleaner water and the bass were chasing bluegills.
 

Looking forward to 5 days in Alpena to fish clear water. 

Not looking forward to fishing dirty chemical treated lakes this summer.


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Good luck up north. I may see ya next Tuesday morning.
Dan

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djkimmel

Good luck with that! I fished little Round Lake yesterday and sure enough, saw the sign that they had just treated the lake on Wednesday. Going to be whole different lake next time I head out there. Already the algae had expanded a great deal! Wish they wouldn't bomb lakes so extremely!

Lobdell is a good example of a lake that gets turned into a mud puddle every year now...

Help stop invasive spcies. Don't move fish between unconnected bodies of water. Clean, drain and dry your boat before launching on another water body.
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Thompson and North have both been bombed too
So much water.  So many lures.  So little time.

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djkimmel

Yes... bombed lakes and churned up waters - the common item of this year's spring bass fishing season!

Help stop invasive spcies. Don't move fish between unconnected bodies of water. Clean, drain and dry your boat before launching on another water body.
Unless clearly stated as such, opinions expressed by Dan Kimmel on this forum are not the opinions or policies of The Bass Federation of Michigan.

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