01-22-2013, 12:43 PM
On Twin, the water comes in on the south end of the south lake.
Looking at the Sept 2012 sat picture on Google Earth it is way down. There are some pelicans munching out on it, but it isn't dry. The south lake has always been shallower, but this is the lowest I have ever seen it.
It also looks like they may have deepened the canal that is between the two lakes so that more would flow out of the south one. They may have tried to fill it some in Oct too. I haven't seen it yet this winter.
Hopefully there will be lots of water this spring and all three will be flooded into the trees. That way maybe the panfish and bass will have a good spawn and recover quickly.
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Looking at the Sept 2012 sat picture on Google Earth it is way down. There are some pelicans munching out on it, but it isn't dry. The south lake has always been shallower, but this is the lowest I have ever seen it.
It also looks like they may have deepened the canal that is between the two lakes so that more would flow out of the south one. They may have tried to fill it some in Oct too. I haven't seen it yet this winter.
Hopefully there will be lots of water this spring and all three will be flooded into the trees. That way maybe the panfish and bass will have a good spawn and recover quickly.
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