Turnover

[Wetswinger]

My local favorite lake (no its not Munn) was a mess today. It's usually crystal clear but today was unfishable. I know because I tried. I only hang around because it was soo damn nice out. So be aware, your low lake destinations may be ugly..

 

[Dr. Magill]

I would see where the incoming water is coming from and fish where it dumps in if you can
The lake will settle eventually

 

[Bambooflyguy]

The lake way west was ugly too....looked like daphnia but was some kind of bloom. It was around the shore and maybe a couple of inches deep from the surface.

 

[Dr. Magill]

When I lived in northern Arizona many of the lakes turned over in early spring
I think it triggered many of the fish to move and they usually moved to the intake - at least till the lake settled and re stratified
Now most of these lakes were thawing because they were frozen
But…. It is info

 

[Wetswinger]

This lake is deep and spring fed, I assume, as there is no outlet and it sits down in a steep basin. I'll get back later after it settles out..

 

[Dr. Magill]

This lake is deep and spring fed, I assume, as there is no outlet and it sits down in a steep basin. I'll get back later after it settles out..

Fish the feed
It’s coming in somewhere

 

[Divad]

Work the edges. I’ve been on 2 lowland lakes that are turning over/blooming from those sunny days and the edges were best.

Springs showed little activity on sonar, feeding lanes were all along the banks.

 

[The Coho King]

The lake way west was ugly too....looked like daphnia but was some kind of bloom. It was around the shore and maybe a couple of inches deep from the surface.

Not sure way west is, but saw fb post couple days ago about keeping pets and people out of #2 due to of toxic bloom. It would take me too long to type the type of algae. Sure agencies are testing.