09-22-2015, 04:49 PM
[#0000FF]Lakes do not "turn over" until surface temps reach 39 degrees. At that point the density is greater than that of the higher temps below and the colder layer sinks. The fishing is usually not as good for a week or two after turnover and the poor quality water from the bottom comes to the top. But a few windy days can reoxygenate the water and the fishing kicks back into gear.
But...the algae begins to die out and dissipate somewhere below 50-55. That is what clears up the lake sometime after early September every year.
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But...the algae begins to die out and dissipate somewhere below 50-55. That is what clears up the lake sometime after early September every year.
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