Matchayaw Lake
Hi there guys!
Please welcome the fresh episode out of Matchayaw Lake, where me and my buddy were last Saturday. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsOf3x1Dh4Q Video made in the new format for me, unusual from my other videos. Please tell me what you think. Would appreciate your feedback. Thanks for watching! P.S. Does anyone know why that ice is red? |
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Some spooky stuff happening at Devil's Lake this Halloween!
A bloom of Oscillatoria sp. has turned the lake bright pink. This species of cyanobacteria can be highly toxic and caution should be exercised around the bloom. See the photos below for an image of the surface bloom and under-the-microscope views. A health advisory has been posted by Alberta Health Services at http://www.albertahealthservices.ca/news/Page14100.aspx |
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You are Pro Good Job
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That is crazy mate! But your link doesn't work... Quote:
Thanks Mario!!! We should go on a trip together one day this winter! |
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Oscillatoria has a bunch of types but the red one is oscillatoria rubescens. The following page has a few pictures at the end that gives an idea of what it looked like out there. It was starting to clear up when I was there but definitely had that red/purple look. http://cfb.unh.edu/phycokey/Choices/...mage_page.html |
Great video man! Too bad that there weren't any keepers.
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No worries buddy, we'll find'em keepers! In other water, of course :) |
My hat off to you, I get there around 3:30pm most days and cant seem to get anything through the ice using ripping raps and darters.... I do mark a lot of fish though.
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I really enjoy your videos! Keep them coming!
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You will have more luck if you set a tip up with a smelt. Mean time you can try using different lures. I would suggest spoons, also rattling works good. And bites are better in the morning. 9-11 best for pike. Quote:
Thanks man! Will do. Already got material for two new episodes. Halfmoon and Wabamun. Stay tuned! |
The red,/purple stuff is still on Devil's Lake. I was out today and found it worse on the south side of the lake. It doesn't look like any algae I've ever seen...more like food colouring. Has anyone heard of a spill upstream of Devil's on the sturgeon.
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Please read the thread, problem was described already.
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