Comment on Carter Lake Renovation Update by Ray

August 17, 2014 Ray

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Nice work on this lake! Thank you !

I know some folks hate it but I love it! It was like stepping back in time for me at Standing Bear lake.

You mentioned in past blogs that lakes have a great growth rate for fish when newly renovated and you are correct. The distain for weed growth has been an issue for this particular lake but as far as I’m concerned the lake gives the same recreational advantages to both parties. Great fishing and clear water for the boaters . I didn’t witness any pleasure boater not enjoying their time on the water and I was not complaining about my angling experience. It was well worth the wait!

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