I know algae depletes oxygen in the lake but when there is mass green algae particles where do the fish go? Does it affect their gills? Do they bite in these conditions? They didn't for me.
lxmas
Lake algae
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RE:Lake algae
I know what your talking about and every year almost every lake goes through this. Just like when the trees and flowers go into bloom and there is pollen everywhere. I have also noticed the fishing changes. Dont worry about changing your bait entirly just change your color or try working you lure a little sloer than you normaly would
RE:Lake algae
try using natural colors some lake i have found it harder to catch fish but on others i have had some excelent fishing in these conditions. This might move fish around so your question where the ygo is a good one. Thats what you must figure out because they are still there and if you hit them in the head most likely you will get a reaction strike and still catch fish. Its always about location.
RE:Lake algae
Often times they get their hiding or ambush spots taken from them by the growth, but if you can get your line down there, the fishing can be really good...
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