07-10-2012, 07:53 PM
Unless they dredge the lake out it will never be clear again. In the natural life of a true lake in the end they always turn turbid from being shallow. The wind can churn up the water enough to keep a muddy look to the water at all times. While it may get better after the carp are thinned out it will never be clear again.
I must have a very different fishing experience from there than yourself. It is very rare that I have carp take my bait or lures while fishing there. Most of the carp that I have caught out of there have been foul hooked when the get in the path of my lure on it's way back.
It will beinteresting to see how this will play out as the carp numbers are reduced.
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I must have a very different fishing experience from there than yourself. It is very rare that I have carp take my bait or lures while fishing there. Most of the carp that I have caught out of there have been foul hooked when the get in the path of my lure on it's way back.
It will beinteresting to see how this will play out as the carp numbers are reduced.
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