09-29-2017, 10:49 PM
[#0000FF]While there is no great end-to-end current in Utah Lake, it is subject to a lot of water disturbance and movement. It is a shallow lake and when the wind blows it turns over the water layers and pushes water from one side of the lake to the other.
As a shallow lake, with several tributaries, Utah Lake takes in almost a whole lake full of new water in good water years. In short, it does get flushed about as much as a large impoundment with a constant flow from inlet to dam.
It would be much cheaper to harness all the carp together and get them to swim in one direction than to go to the expense and disruption of building a nuclear water flusher.
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As a shallow lake, with several tributaries, Utah Lake takes in almost a whole lake full of new water in good water years. In short, it does get flushed about as much as a large impoundment with a constant flow from inlet to dam.
It would be much cheaper to harness all the carp together and get them to swim in one direction than to go to the expense and disruption of building a nuclear water flusher.
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