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Wonder if othello area bodies of water are in danger
Is it generally bigger bodies of water?
Does anyone have any resources or places to look to try and see if a small body of water I want to hunt has this algae at high levels? I have called the Moses Lake wdfw office twice now and it just goes to voicemail...
I would just leave the dog home...
I can't believe I am saying this but I won't be participating in the opener this year. Gonna go chase some quail or something instead. So brutal! Have fun to those who go out!
Quote from: BD1 on October 10, 2018, 03:11:08 PMI would just leave the dog home...I just talked with health department and was told that is was basically "go at your own discretion" since they have only tested the big bodies of water.
What about the seeplakes wildlife/columbia basin refuge area? Any word?
Quote from: seeplaker on October 12, 2018, 11:21:48 AMWhat about the seeplakes wildlife/columbia basin refuge area? Any word?To my knowledge they haven't been tested so I would take the same approach I am and "go at your own risk". Note that I am not going just to be safe
Quote from: vandeman17 on October 12, 2018, 11:32:29 AMQuote from: seeplaker on October 12, 2018, 11:21:48 AMWhat about the seeplakes wildlife/columbia basin refuge area? Any word?To my knowledge they haven't been tested so I would take the same approach I am and "go at your own risk". Note that I am not going just to be safeI had read somewhere previously that any body of water fed by the Potholes Canal from the Reservoir is potentially effected. Since the Canal runs through the Seep Lakes area and even right through some of the lakes I would expect they are at risk.