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Has anyone been this year and how is it??
Aurora Reservoir
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I was out Sunday.
Water temp 50 degrees. Water level is up to the trees near the gazebo. Clarity was very good, maybe 20' minus lots of little critters floating in the water. The Aurora "Kelp Forrest" as I call it is completely gone. I saw lot's of craw fish eggs, and Small Mouth Bass. None of the swarms of Striped Bass that you sometimes get. The chain on the buoy at the plain has broken and the buoy is washed up on the beach. Although I still managed to navigate to it.
Water temp 50 degrees. Water level is up to the trees near the gazebo. Clarity was very good, maybe 20' minus lots of little critters floating in the water. The Aurora "Kelp Forrest" as I call it is completely gone. I saw lot's of craw fish eggs, and Small Mouth Bass. None of the swarms of Striped Bass that you sometimes get. The chain on the buoy at the plain has broken and the buoy is washed up on the beach. Although I still managed to navigate to it.
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Thanks for the report, sounds about as good as it gets! Toasty warm to!
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