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greenhornet2
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PostPosted: Mon Apr 16, 2012 4:05 pm    Post subject: Effects of rain? Reply with quote

What impact do yall feel the rain will have on brown tide and fishing in general in ULM?
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PostPosted: Mon Apr 16, 2012 4:15 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I would look for flooded shoreline while water is up...find bait in there..start casting around....
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 6:30 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'll tell ya one thing. When it rains like it did yesterday - fast and hard- a ton of that dirty, nasty, nutrient-rich flood water from the streets and drainage ditches, etc dumps into the laguna before is absorbed into the ground. I won't make any predictions, but one way I think of it as fertilizer for algae. I'm sure its much more complex then that, but in general algae blooms and strong rains usually go hand in hand.
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 8:28 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

ltorna1 wrote:
I'll tell ya one thing. When it rains like it did yesterday - fast and hard- a ton of that dirty, nasty, nutrient-rich flood water from the streets and drainage ditches, etc dumps into the laguna before is absorbed into the ground. I won't make any predictions, but one way I think of it as fertilizer for algae. I'm sure its much more complex then that, but in general algae blooms and strong rains usually go hand in hand.

Well that's just frigging great!!!!! Between the wind,red and brown tide weed on the beach and me just plane sucking at bay fishing. Makes me want to sale every thing and find something else to do r place to live. this will probably kick off a good strong red tide as well
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 8:47 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

ltorna1 wrote:
I'll tell ya one thing. When it rains like it did yesterday - fast and hard- a ton of that dirty, nasty, nutrient-rich flood water from the streets and drainage ditches, etc dumps into the laguna before is absorbed into the ground. I won't make any predictions, but one way I think of it as fertilizer for algae. I'm sure its much more complex then that, but in general algae blooms and strong rains usually go hand in hand.


Kind of what I was fearing, but was also wondering if the fresh water flush could possibly be a good thing.
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 9:11 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

critter getter wrote:
ltorna1 wrote:
I'll tell ya one thing. When it rains like it did yesterday - fast and hard- a ton of that dirty, nasty, nutrient-rich flood water from the streets and drainage ditches, etc dumps into the laguna before is absorbed into the ground. I won't make any predictions, but one way I think of it as fertilizer for algae. I'm sure its much more complex then that, but in general algae blooms and strong rains usually go hand in hand.

Well that's just frigging great!!!!! Between the wind,red and brown tide weed on the beach and me just plane sucking at bay fishing. Makes me want to sale every thing and find something else to do r place to live. this will probably kick off a good strong red tide as well


X2.One thing after the other keeps screwing up the fishing. At least Im getting the yard in shape & more home projects done.
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 9:32 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Don't take my word as gospel - I am no algae expert at all. Im just pointing out a general trend between algal blooms and rains, and it may not be the case with this bloom. For all I know may not be nutrient limited, i.e. there may already have been plenty of fuel for the fire, so to speak, and it may be more closely linked to other factors.
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 10:43 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

critter getter wrote:
ltorna1 wrote:
I'll tell ya one thing. When it rains like it did yesterday - fast and hard- a ton of that dirty, nasty, nutrient-rich flood water from the streets and drainage ditches, etc dumps into the laguna before is absorbed into the ground. I won't make any predictions, but one way I think of it as fertilizer for algae. I'm sure its much more complex then that, but in general algae blooms and strong rains usually go hand in hand.

Well that's just frigging great!!!!! Between the wind,red and brown tide weed on the beach and me just plane sucking at bay fishing. Makes me want to sale every thing and find something else to do r place to live. this will probably kick off a good strong red tide as well


I'll give you $50 for the boat! Shocked Very Happy
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 4:50 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Prof. Salt wrote:
critter getter wrote:
ltorna1 wrote:
I'll tell ya one thing. When it rains like it did yesterday - fast and hard- a ton of that dirty, nasty, nutrient-rich flood water from the streets and drainage ditches, etc dumps into the laguna before is absorbed into the ground. I won't make any predictions, but one way I think of it as fertilizer for algae. I'm sure its much more complex then that, but in general algae blooms and strong rains usually go hand in hand.

Well that's just frigging great!!!!! Between the wind,red and brown tide weed on the beach and me just plane sucking at bay fishing. Makes me want to sale every thing and find something else to do r place to live. this will probably kick off a good strong red tide as well


I'll give you $50 for the boat! Shocked Very Happy

I'm sick not krazy but you came close.LOL Laughing Laughing
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