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Re: LMA Not allowing boats to Launch if at Prior Lake clean up! - arcFlash - 06-11-2010
When you go looking for the zebra they like steel more then wood from what I've seen in Superior. The Wilson is covered except for the wood tops, they have very few. So the trailer of the twin engine would be my search site but that may be a bit deep for them.
Steel dock legs may be the next best target.
Next year they will pump the lake, filter out all the mil foil and ugly fish, run the rest through a Brita[TM] and make it a private lake.
Re: LMA Not allowing boats to Launch if at Prior Lake clean up! - acharpenter - 06-11-2010
LMAO!!! Lovin your humor dude
Re: LMA Not allowing boats to Launch if at Prior Lake clean up! - acharpenter - 07-29-2010
Uh huh
Re: LMA Not allowing boats to Launch if at Prior Lake clean up! - Hydro - 07-29-2010
i wonder how long the wrecks will be safe.
at least there wont be highly trained experts insisting on checking your dive gear.
Re: LMA Not allowing boats to Launch if at Prior Lake clean up! - mermaid - 07-29-2010
Gargantuan sized zebras will be checking our gear instead...
Re: LMA Not allowing boats to Launch if at Prior Lake clean up! - Indigo Blues - 07-29-2010
The Lake Association said There are no Zebra mussels in Lake Minnetonka - and yet the Star & Tribune paper says, "Zebra mussels in Lake Minnetonka
Zebra mussels have invaded the state's 10th-largest lake and threaten to radically change its character within a few years", and they even had pictures! Either the folks at the lake association or the paper are wrong, as they both cannot be right when faced with two opposing views concerning a single fact.
Truth is, it's sad that there are so many invasive species of plants and animals trashing our native species, lakes and lands.
Re: LMA Not allowing boats to Launch if at Prior Lake clean up! - scubafreek864 - 07-29-2010
I don't know how true it is, but have been told that the Zebra Mussels prefer metal and not wood to cling onto. Again, I don't know if it is true or not, so anyone with knowledge about this, post the info.