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  1. #1
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    Default Alge?

    Has anyone seen the alge yet? I have not seen any yet. Hope we dont get the pea soup like last year.

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    Just a guess...but run off carrying nutrients cause the bloom.

    Having a lack of rain will help with not catching algae.

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    Default Seen Some

    Was NW of Crib Sunday alge just getting a start !!!!! should see more after the next few days of high 90s.....Ed

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    Yep, it's started pretty good over in brestbay/bolles harbor area.
    I can only hope I have earned the freedom that has been given me.

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    The NOAA satellite views usually will show you where the algae is
    http://coastwatch.glerl.noaa.gov/mod...egion=e&page=1

    Good site to bookmark

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    Default Yep

    Noticed it last Friday out by the Harbor light..Won't be long and it will be a mess out their...Nothing like seeing that nice shade of green in your wake..

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    The lack of spring rain should bring alot less algee. Time will tell.

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    This sounds expensive everything. Anyone know of good online videos or websites



    miami beach fishing

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    Default Algae Forecast ecnouraging this year

    The lack of spring rains have carried less than 10% nutrients into the lake this year as compared to last via Maumee River. That is actual measured and credible science data.

    NOAA just released a new computerized algae forecast model that uses weather and runoff data to predict the severity of the coming summer's bloom. The forecast is that this summer the bloom will be the mildest (least severe) in the last 5 years. More info is available at:

    http://www.ohioseagrant.osu.edu/news/?article=483

    There is also a video available of the press conference where they explained the model and what drives the algae. It has lots of good information and can be watched at:

    go.osu.edu/habsforecast

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    Quote Originally Posted by legalskater View Post
    The lack of spring rain should bring alot less algee. Time will tell.
    time will tell is accurate....however it is starting already at nickel plate beach in huron!......very thick and sooo ugly....

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