If you suspect a problem related to blue-green algae, or if you require further information on blue-green algae, please call Health Link Alberta at 1-866-408-LINK (5465).
Perhaps they have an update. Worth a few minutes on the phone to find out.
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Did not check the website to see what it says, but very few people on the lake. Have talked with a few people and you hear reports of people swimming and doing water sports. Was on the water fishing last weekend +23 and only saw 8 boats. The boat beside me had a guy swimming and seen a few tubes. But a far cry from what is usually on the lake. So assuming the advisory is still on, and most people are shying away.
Did not check the website to see what it says, but very few people on the lake. Have talked with a few people and you hear reports of people swimming and doing water sports. Was on the water fishing last weekend +23 and only saw 8 boats. The boat beside me had a guy swimming and seen a few tubes. But a far cry from what is usually on the lake. So assuming the advisory is still on, and most people are shying away.
Thanks for that, get home too late to phone, and have crappy cell service at work these past couple days....
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Lake doesn't look a whole bunch different than past few years, so not sure, may have had the blue-green algae then too. Fishing was still good, did not keep any though.
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