What happened to the lake ( The ugly truth of ClearLake)
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2021
- Welcome back. Today we give a tour of beautiful Clearlake Ca. The algae is back and the water is heating up. The largest surface area lake of California and a top bass fishing lake. Join us for a small lesson on way it’s like living with a living lake. Thank you for joking us.
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I grew up in Clearlake and although it was filled with algae, if you didn’t have a pool, you jumped in the lake. Especially after consecutive 100 degree days. Probably not the healthiest, but satisfying and many great memories. Great vid 👍🏾
Myron, please don’t endanger your health when there may be cyanotoxins present in the water. See my more detailed comments.
@@DrPfeiffer lol thanks, but that was 20 years ago when I lived there. Trust me; if you lived there with no AC you JUMPED in the lake! Thanks again
Solution for Clear Lake introduce Twig Catfish to your lake, and other eating algae eating fish.
What an idea. Are there other species of catfish in the lake now?
@@dennissevilla2501oh there certainly are
I've been skiing and fishing that lake since 1971, it was never clear and the algae situation has not changed much for better or worse. The avg depth of the lake is 30 ft, it gets warm and grass/algae like warm water. It's not a sewage issue as a very high percentage of every residence/resort had to move to public sewer hook ups in the mid 70's. You had to fill your tank with rock or gravel. It is a natural life cycle for that lake. It has no natural inflow except for rain runoff at the north end of the lake, otherwise it is fed from underground springs mostly located in Soda Bay. Great fishing, great skiiing, crappy economy...... It is like stepping back in time.
well said
Yep, and based on the bass that thrive in this lake, it's a VERY healthy ecosystem.
Vacationed there every summer with my parents in the 50s early 60s. Nothing has changed except the increased population.
Learned more from you than video. Seems we need a brighter bulb to see the lake.
@@life_of_riley88 My wife and I spent a weekend at the lake, and was once relaxing, watching a mother duck with two ducklings swimming around. All of a sudden the mother duck sounded off, and all we saw was a very large mouth, a splash, and the duckling was gone! We were shocked, not knowing what "evil" lurked in the waters, and til today only suspect it was a very large bass! The lake must have some monster fishes!
I grew up spending summers on the lake at the house my grandfather built in 1922. The algae was just something we dealt with. We had a beautiful view of the mountain from our beach new Oak Cove. Will always love it.
I lived there over 30 years. In ClearLake, and Lower Lake area. Just like to say mount Konocti. isn’t the caldron . The lake is the caldron. Also would like you to show the northern end of the lake. Not so much algae. I still hav e many friends and family there. Thank for the video.
I've been fishing this lake since 1969. I remember when the lake was actually clear. The algae blooms are more pronounced now with the lack of rainfall.
Thank you for watching
It's called clearlake because of the air quality. Not the clarity of the lake.
@@hyssean12 Wouldn't that be smoky lake
@@hyssean12 it used to be clear. My grandfather is 85 and has been going there since it was a dirt road and there weren’t any houses. It got worse because of increasing temperatures, low rainfall, and bass fishermen not cleaning their boats properly.
I remember that very well too. Same with the Russian river, a lot of the perennial creeks that ran through the Sonoma and Napa valleys even Santa Rosa creek. They used to be loaded with fish too.
Everything is gone now. The drought finished them off.
Talk to the elders of the Pomo Tribe. They can tell a very interesting history of Clear Lake. Lake County Obsidian is the best quality in North America. Tribes from all over would come to trade for it. I had Pomo friends from the west end of the lake. Went to school with. Learned alot from their families.
I will definitely look for an opportunity to learn more from the elders of this area. The history is so rich I never hear the same stories twice. The Pomo tribe behind us is where the Casino wars were in 95. It would have been something special to be here at the time they controlled this area before everyone else showed up. Thank you for watching.
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 Casino wars? I need to hear these stories
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 that's pretty cool, I'm honored to live here. 💜💎
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 you should do something on Perini Hill and how it's a diamond jackpot
arrow heads on the beach !
..."you've come to the wrong place, we don't do that here".. I subbed instantly.
As someone who was born in and still lives in lake county, it is very sad to see the lake in such terrible and dirty conditions
I remember the water was nearly clear at the beach at Austin Park in the early 1950's. Kind of the clarity of a quartz crystal. Pieces of water plants floating on the waves and fish touching our feet in the warm water. The waves were fun.
It’s all about timing. The winter and spring the water is clear and you can see individual rocks over 30ft deep. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment
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That’s gotta be either Pirates Cove or Lily Cove. I grew up there and had friends that lived out on the Gooseneck. I lived off of North Drive for a short time. So many memories coming back now. Never did much swimming in the lake. We usually would go to either Blue Lakes, outside of Potter Valley to hippie rock, Hidden Valley Lake or just head out to the cliffs at Berryessa. Thanks for sharing
A couple of corrections.
To create a distinction between the city, and the body of water, the lake is Clear Lake (2 words), and the city is called Clearlake.
Clear Lake is the largest NATURAL lake in California. It is also the oldest in the state, and many will argue that it is the oldest existing lake in North America. The lake with the largest surface area in CA is Lake Shasta (Technically called Shasta Reservoir).
Thank you. You are correct I missed out on pointing out it is a Natural lake and the distinction between the spelling of the lake and city. I appreciate you making it more clear. We are learning and trying to become better at relaying better information. Thank you so much for watching and thank you for help making our videos better.
@straybillitt 3393 - I was going to say it too, but youre spot on.
And the elevation given for Mt. Konocti is from mean sea level, not the lake... ;)
I can not tell you how much I appreciate you explaining the distinction between the two spellings. It has confused me for so long. I live in Clearlake Oaks and everyone knows it is two words. I am seriously happy now thanks.
@@kathleenperry9877
Lol.
No problem!
It's one of those little details that nobody really cares or thinks about.
Mail will still find it's way into your mailbox any way that it's spelled. 🙂
Great video. I have a place in Nice. I don't mind the algae. I just swim through it. Like you said it's mostly around the shore. Also when there's algae the water is sooo nice and warm like butter :)
Thank you for watching Christine. The way I look at it the algae keep the crowds away. Lol
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 that is so true. probably couldn't afford it if the lake was like lake tahoe. Lake tahoe is really cold also so it's not as nice as swimming in Clear lake, in my opinion.
Christine, please don’t endanger your health by swimming in waters impacted by HABs unless you’ve checked out the latest cyanotoxin monitoring data on the weblink or Facebook page I noted in an earlier comment. We care about you! We want you to be safe!
That shit can make you very sick. Not like butter. Like bad poisoning. It's killed pets and people. Don't be one of them.
Thanks for the video. I've never been to Clear Lake. Planning a trip there soon.
I almost bought a Nursery that was for sale in the late 80s. My father and I met with the "elders" and got the impression this was no place to raise my two sons and they implied this was a "swinger community for adults." I figure not much has changed. BTW, the property was dirt cheap. Beautiful Lake.
They lied to you.
The lake was much cleaner when I was a kid and we moved to Kelseyville in 1977. The air quality is still good, especially for those of us who have asthma.
@teamcougars We vacationed at Clear Lake in the summer of 1971. It was clear -- my sister & I bathed in it, no problem. There were little fish that nibbled on your toes if you stood still. Also, I remember hot springs bubbling up from the bottom of the lake. It is all unrecognizable now. 😖
Lol wtf! Granny's house !!! Surprised you didn't get James cars speeding down the road..lol
Clearlake was named after the quality of the air around the lake.
Water + sunlight = algae. But that is a bit excessive. Can indicate sewage running into the lake. Anywhere's, thanks for the video.
Visited this weekend and the algae smell like sewage, I don’t understand how anyone can live near the lake and tolerate the stench
Yes in town and down by the water it can be bad. We are usually fortunate the wind doesn’t blow it our way. We are at the deepest part of the lake so the algae is often not bad in our area. Thank you for watching.
We think it smells awful but it's nit always smelly
@@800auseon yes it’s luck of the draw. Will we or won’t we get wind. Thank you for watching
Way back when I lived in the area the water level was much, much higher and there was no green algae and they advised against eating any fish caught there because of the mercury levels leaching into the lake.
Do they still hold those boat races there?
I remember in the 80's durning late summer the alge was so bad on the south end of the lake that we could throw small rocks on the lake and they would just sit right on top of the alge .
You mean by small rocks 4 inches and under? I've bounced rocks bigger than my fist and instead of sinking they just sit there. Sometimes they sink slowly which is kinda satisfying in some way. Like watching old ships sink. Into Green Hell.
I've been here too long...
Very interesting! Nicely done ✅
Thank you. I am glad you enjoyed it. I was trying not to go overboard with too much info.
I was just there this past week. Konocti harbor was the only place with deep water I got huge bass. But the smell was terrible been coming to this lake since I can remember with my grandparents things have definitely changed for the worst
Yes with the low water is has been especially bad lately. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. Nice truck btw
I used to live clearlake. My friends and I have sailed many times. I worked at konocti harbor. It is too sad to see this. Wow. Too nitrogen. Too many vineyards flow into a almost contained system. The pH is off. Restore the most natural pH and it should help
The Nitrogen issue with the lake started when sewage systems dumped run off into the lake. Today’s issue continues to be high Nitrogen due to the algae cycle and continued nitrogen runoff tho most of it today is fertilizer.
The shallow nature and high temperature of the water promotes the growth. Only way to reduce this issue is to physically remove the nitrogen content which would mean actually removing material from the lake. Not removing dead material simply just runs the perpetual nitrogen cycle with it getting worse over time.
Too much fertilizer run off from the pear and grape growers. The algae loves it.
Unfortunately there are still some old cottages that dump there raw sewage into the lake - I know I lived in lake county for 20 years !
Interesting, thanks for the vid. Looking at buying property around here but rethinking after this…
We have similar Cyanobacteria/Algae bloom issue's in Florida lakes & River's also during the hottest summer mos caused by fertilizer runoff (People insisting on "perfect green lawns",Golf courses, Industrial polluters/paper mills, Sugar cane fields, septic tanks, etc ETC) that cause extensive fish kill's & can even kill your pet's if they swim in it and SEVERAL people have lost limbs & even their lives by contaminated water entering thru a tiny pin prick caused by being pinched by a crab etc etc. I hate to hear that California is being affected by Algae blooms as well & HOPE the silver lining from ALL the recent flooding rains will be of some help to perhaps flush some of it away. Would love to visit sometime in the future.
I worked for the lakeport school district for 17 yrs and some. Times u miss it after 2 yrs of drug abuse I got my kids back and moved to Montana buy some time I hope to revisit my kids were born there and my ex mother in law is still there just don't let the dark side of the lake eat ypu alive
Good video. Keep up the work.
Thank you for watching we are glad you enjoyed it.
Are there any measures being taken to reduce the algae? Does it need to be reduced?
They should dig an inlet and outlet creek to keep the water circulating and therefore cleaner, not a stagnant bowl of runoff water.
lake county does have a number of creeks that flow into Clearlake and a large creak that flows out. I've lived here since 95 and the water quality and the alge blooms like list have only become a thing in the last 15 years. the temperatures and droughts have gotten steadily worse the water levels have steadily declined to the point now that I've never seen.it doesn't help that we provide alot of yolo countys water. they own the rights to lake county's water.when you look at the history of this lake it's sad to see it change so much so fast,it's one of if not north America's oldest lake.its a 2.5 million year old living lake that seams to be dieing before my eyes.
@@codykinnee1112 Interesting post. Perhaps there are other possible solutions out there. Thank you.
Uh..it fills at one end of the lake (Rodman slough), draining out at cache creek on the other side of the lake. It's also spring fed in several places too. And dig to where?
We took the boat there many times during the summers of the 60s and 70s. I remember catching lots of crappie. Guess those are gone now.
They're still there.
Wow this is home.
Thank you for watching
Well that clears up my question if It’s worth swimming in right now, thanks 👊🏻
Yes it has been an exceptionally bad year. The water levels are very low. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
Is it worth fishing ?
Can you eat the fish?
Depends on the location and the season. I went swimming in the lake during the floods and storms a couple of years ago. The water was cold, muddy and churny ( the fun part, don't try it without swim fins and goggles.) Then I'd hit water that was inexplicably clear and warm. It's a weird lake sometimes.
I'm too old for that kind of foolishness.
we have alake to turns green in the summer too
Oh wow! Didn’t know you were in Clear Lake. My daughter just spent a week in Ukiah and showed me the lake. So low!
Oh wow she was so close by. Yea the lake is so low . Lake Mendocino in Ukiah is much lower as well
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113
She was probably looking at Lake Mendocino.
@@straybullitt yes I figured the same.
I've watched a lot of watercraft hitting the green water or better yet running over a thick mat of the stuff. Gunks up everything too.
In 2000 when ever my family and I drove through there it was deeper they had boats on those wooden docks houses where nice and lots of people swimming having fun now its low and smells like dirty diapers all the way through 😢 so sad
Clear Lake was actually named for the clear air of Lake County. The water was never clear. We just swam off the dock in Buckingham yesterday and it was beautiful.
There must be some way to clean all this crap up. The community has to come together to make it happen.
A clean lake would be visually appealing and our tourism would be way better but we would loose way more. The lake being "dirty" is caused by shallow water with hot springs created by a volcano. The large amount of nutrition this creates is what gives life to the many fish that call it home and why Clearlake is one of the top Bass fishing lakes in the world. Also being the largest surface lake in CA full of algae means this lake cleans the CO2 from the air making our county one of the cleanest air in Ca. Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment.
Paul, we wish! But it’s not that simple. Please see my more detailed comments about why algal blooms form and why they are dangerous to our health.
Super interesting; it's crazy to see how thick the blooms will get. Great shots of the lake. Apparently this is the oldest lake in North America? By the way loved the slow-motion breakdown at the beginning! 😂😂😂
Yes it is full of history. Even a story of the US Military bringing a war ship to the lake to fight natives. Today our claim to fame is Record breaking wild fires and being one of the poorest County's is Ca. Thank you for watching, you have been a huge inspiration to us.
Oldest lake in N America? Better do some more research.
@@rondean2733 Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. I am learning more and more each day.
@@rondean2733 that’s what researchers say 🤣
What happened to Clear Lake? I still don’t know.
I always think of DDT when I think of Clear Lake.
Would you let your dog swim in this? Has this killed rental and tourism?
It's killed dogs. Don't let them swim in crusty water or split pea soup. Especially if it has a blue or purple sheen to it. Blue is cyanobacteria and purple is something worse. Try Blue lakes or one of the smaller reservoirs. Just be careful with the timing. That's important. Sometimes its even safe.
How does the lake look today after yesterday's rain? Any boat ramps going to open back up ?
The water is looking great. Water levels were up about 1ft as of yesterday. I am not sure of the ramp updates. Be extra careful, A lot of rocks off shore that were exposed a couple days ago are now back underwater and hidden from boaters. Thank you for watching.
Goin there nex month.do the water still look like that?
Good question I’d like to know as well
Wow, super interesting! Thank you for sharing. I had only been a handful of times and have seen the the warnings on the website about the Water being low.
there's so many crazy stories about why this lake is dirty
Algae brings out the kooks and goofy in all of us.
It's aliens I tell you, ALIENS!
He left out the raw sewage that was going into the lake in the 70's
I also left out the growers dumping their waste water and the closed sulfur mine that sits feet from the lakes edge. I have to save something for future videos lol. At one point the sewage was dumped into Lake Tahoe as well and they actually clear cut the entire basin at one point. I will have a difficult time finding a place in this world without a bad history. Thank you for watching we appreciate you taking the time to comment.
When I read the heading of your video I thought that's what I thought it was going to be about!
@@philliplawson2932 I apologize for the confusion. We are a very new channel and a lot of our viewers only seen the lake clear in our videos. I honestly didn’t think the video would do this well. Lol. Thank you for pointing it out so we can get better.
Most of that shit stopped a few years back.
Okay I'll see my way out.
Clear Lake is actually clear all year!
Even though there are massive algae blooms there's still very clear water and clear lake and the visibility is around 5 to 15 ft or better. Which is considered a "clear" lake.
In some spots, you can seen the bottom and fish sitting in 20 ft of water on Clear Lake.
It's pretty impressive to watch the Grebes working shad in the lake. It's like an underwater Grebe show. That's how clear!
What you're seeing especially in the fall is what's on the surface, being thicker in the shallows but there's still very clear water in the lake. It's actually a very healthy ecosystem just not as appealing as we'd like to see sometimes.
It's not necessarily the best lakes certain parts of the year or you would want to swim from the shore but it really depends upon what you're going to Clear Lake for or what you're doing in the water. I went to high school in Clear Lake and it was kind of a bummer then and that place is a bummer now. But I keep coming back for the lake itself.
Was that the drama effect, you dropping the bucket
Next on the list, Clearlake, the city
That was very interesting. Thank you for giving a little tour of where you live. Fascinating watching the jet skier's plume go from white to green to dark green then back to white does it ever clog up the jets ? Loved your intro , what every parent who has small child goes thru ...Been there : )
Thank you Belinda. we are glad you are enjoying it. Yes if they go through the Algae too much it can clog the jet. Although when its that thick no one would want to be out there anyway. We appreciate you watching.
I've seen jet skies glug and lose speed temporarily when blasting through a thick mat. Green stuff everywhere and once stopped it's hard to clear. Then you are..plugged.
Don't swim in algae water
That's your side of the lake at the dirty stuff flows to your side🤣
Even the tweakers stay away from the slime!
Lol you must be familiar with Clearlake. Fortunately today the wind has come up and blowing it all to town. Thank you for watching.
looks like a fun frog bite
Great for turtle and fog hunting. Thank you for watching
I wonder if you scoop that algae up and could use as compost? Just trying to use nature. That’s something I’ll be trying 😂. Might make for good video 🤷🏻♂️
Just looked it up. They say it’s an excellent fertilizer
It’s definitely a plan for a future video. I wanted to get things stable first so I know if it’s me or the algae that’s good or bad. Thank you for the idea. Thank you for the research as well.
Excellent idea!
When you do, I'd like to come up and watch you scoop this out, so I can make a Utube video!
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 Go for it, Grandpa! You're benefitting a lot of people! Me included. Thanks!
A centrifugal separation system on a boat would be nice. And a compressor to squeeze out the juices. With a runner craft to deliver the cubes to the shore. This guck doesnt have to be dry cubes either but not sludge. We'd need a lot of them. Pucks. Hockey pucks.
It was not like this when I went to high school.
Clear lakes of volcano I'm sure you've noticed a cinder cone on the South shore we got 27 volcanoes going off right now I wonder if clearly it's going to go off that would be mind blowing
We were just talking about how wild it would be to see it go off. Unfortunately we are close enough to the mountain that I wouldn't be able to download the video of it before it got me. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
Intro was definitly longer than my last relationship.
i think the army depot nearby have something to do with this
To shallow. Seems like that could cause problems.
I bet it's no dirtier than the Sacramento River lol
Nice place back in the 70s.
Timing is everything. Tuesday to Thursday this week was very clear but today the green is back. Thank you for watching.
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 I grew up in Lake Port in the 70s and it was different, the Lake was beautiful and the fishing was excellent 👌 , now I'm 60 living in Redding 🥵 hot as hell !!! Please take care of yourself.
@@buckroger5850 Reading is beautiful too. We camp north of there each year. Be safe out there.
@@buckroger5850 our family would ski there occasionally in the 70's yuk-- I must have missed it when it was clear!☺ Shasta was always my favorite, 2 wks every summer and always had to visit the caverns when there. 😀
Oh yah, there is a video about the volcano which made me think about how warm the water is, could the geo thermal activity be causing this? Just a thought.
I live here also and I wanna clean the lake I have a bunch of ideas
Thank you for watching. I always thought an Ice festival would be a lot of fun and may bring the temp of the lake down and bring in tourism. A weekend Of ice sculpture and food topped off with an event throwing all the ice into the lake. It probably wouldn’t work but sounds fun.
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 we gotta meet up one day because I have ideas on a filter pump like 20or 30 of them spread out around the whole lake and it filters the water and pushes it back into the lake and there’s these things u can buy like big barge and it has scoopers on it and a big big to put it in and it will drive around the lake picking up the big sluge
@@devinmcelroy7712 great minds think alike. I was thinking if they set up solar aerators all around with the no wake buoy. Adding oxygen would help a lot like they do in ponds.
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 that would be cool yeah look up cleaning lake on here and I will kinda see my idea
@@devinmcelroy7712 I for sure see your idea working. I'm sure there is some serious money that could be made in a harvest. Only bad side is I couldn't afford to live here then because the prices would be like Tahoe. LOL
Need grass carp in there
I know there is some type of carp in the lake. Thank you for watching.
Someone mentioned using the algae as a fertilizer. I was just going to suggest that lol. I think the algae looks cool. Its the smell that a bit tough on the nose.
Yea we often say how the lake looks like it’s painted. I think once people understand it’s a great environment for wildlife and not purpose built for our pleasure they can appreciate it more. It will never be a “clear lake”. Thank you for watching
Living off Highway 20, I concur
It's gross lookin and smells terribly. It's worse than walking by a sewage pond.
I fish it but do not like getting that nasty water on me. I don't see how people can swim in that.
When I was a teenager we had a neighbor with a daughter who refused to get close to the water, always telling her family how gross it is. That is till one day I made a comment in front of her abut how good my acne was after swimming in the lake. The next day she was in the water. LOL Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 I swam in it in the 80's and 90's I have family out there. There is clear spots out in the middle. And thanks for these cool videos.
@@JackSon-cs5vk at least in our area the water was definitely way worse on average in the 90s and early 2000s. The last couple years we have had more clear water at our dock than bad water. Hopefully I can get some filming done on the lake soon. You wouldn’t believe how clear it is this morning.
I learned to water ski in that lake I used to have my dad take me to the middle of the lake before jumping in lol 😂
LACK OF RAIN MADE IT LOOK LIKE THAT THEY NEED TO BLOW THE WATER UP INTO THE AIR MITE HELP IT OUT
The lack of rain definitely doesn’t help. The lake does this every year when it’s hot and calm. Even on the best of years when the lake is approaching flood levels it will still turn nasty in the heat of summer. Between being so shallow and full of natural hot spring there is no way around it. Thank you so much for watching.
Then does Rattle snake Island have snakes on it?
I have not ever personally been on the island as it is privately owned but from what I understand there are no snakes. Today wile the island is privately owned the Pomo Native people have been trying to get back the land they call sacred for many years. The Pomo's history here is even wilder than the water. Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment.
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 I'd read at the library museum that wild hogs were brought onto rattlesnake Island to eliminate the rattlesnakes population .
Sad, sad, sad.
This is Show and Tell right? Tell me, why hasn't something done by the homeowners around the lake get together to pick this green glob up in baskets?
The same reason our roads look like gravel, our power is shut off regularly in the fall, dams around the country are failing, gas lines are failing and tunnels are 50 times the original budget. Politics. There have been many attempts at doing something about the lake even state grants that are never approved. I wish I had a better answer or solution. The entire county population is less than 80,000 and when it comes to anything we don’t have the power to push legislation. Thank you for watching we appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Awhile back the Japanese offered to get rid of the algae, to incorporate it into foodstuff, the board of commisioners wanted them to pay to do it! Japan told em to ,effectively, go jump in a lake. Now they can't do that even if they wanted to. The bass fishing is extraordinary though and there are still great places to swim etc. If you know where to go.
@@lindadebernardi2643 Hi Linda, may I ask where are some of those spots?
Pipe dream energy startups are trying to use algae as fuel. Looks like you might be living next to a gold mine
Thanks for this video. I won't be buying here... :(
Inform yourself regarding who is buying the water from the lake, inform yourself regarding Clearlake damn, inform yourself regarding the nature spring, the damage from the m8 I got, etc. speak out again the higher ups.
40 years ago the lake was clear to ba
I hear conflicting information on that and I have not been around long enough to clarify. Although my neighbors have been here since 1954 and they have said the lake always changed with the seasons. I look forward to the winter when I can film the lake when it is clear. From November to April we can see the rocks and the fish and have even been able to see the fish nest at the end of our dock. Well over 20 feet deep. I know the big part of the lake doesn't clear up like we do but that is the most shallow area of the lake and we are fortunate enough to be in the deepest part of the lake. Thank you so much for watching and we appreciate you taking the time to comment.
No it wasn't clear 40 years ago. It was much like it is today, good years, and bad years.
In ancient times, when the lake was split in two, and much larger and deeper than it is now, there is a very good possibility that the water was much more clear than it is today.
@@straybullitt this is how I understand it was as well
There’s no ugly truth about clear lake oks I live in it
The algae is called 💩
Nasty lake poop in the water and dead fish. Sounds great
Been living here for 22 years now. This place has changed so much. So many new people. There’s actually traffic now and I no longer see the same strangers over and over again. The town is even making changes. It feels like a mini San Francisco. Which makes me really sad. Hopefully the people who just moved here go back to where they came from. I miss the old lake. A little quiet sleepy country town. 😢
Clearlake is not clear
the best line
the most mercury polluted lake on Earth. ask why the whole lake hasn't been classified a superfund site.
not to mention the quality of the meth
perfect comment.LOL
Meth is what happened!
Your going to tell me that the Ganjah Industry pumping NPK for 30 years is not to blame. Observe and don't report.
just plain nasty
Sewage lake is more like it
Yes I’m town that is the perfect description. Fortunately where we are it’s been a long time since the smell got tot hat point. Thank you for watching.
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 Have you been to see the laying pregnant lady mountains near Kelseyville? I used to live in Cali. Hope fire season isn't being too hard 9n nor-cal.
@@kelciebaker4699 yes we can see her from the house. My grandpa used to make sure to point her out when I was a kid.
Nasty
Yes it is. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment
this lake is the oldest thriving lake in the world. what your filming, is the area encroached upon.it’s depth is regulated by a subduction
zone. you are just reading other ppls words. over 320 species of birds. you need go home
@BL W hi. If you send your email or cell# I will refer you to a friend who lives there for current information. Act promptly
I’m snowed in and power is veRy spotty. K
What has happened?
1. Mis-managed by the corrupt failed Democrat controlled Charcoal State of California
2. Mis-managed by the corrupt failed Democrat controlled Charcoal State of California Recall Newsome!
That's a big part as well. Thank you for watching
Are we not going to discuss the lake levels? And how California democrats have destroyed the ecosystems and economies of the state?
Lost me after 90 seconds of nothing.
I bet if you hoped on over to Google Books and did some digging you'd discover that volcano was active just a few centuries back.... One tip. Make sure you are only looking in books published before 1899 - the lies are hardcore after that on all subjects.