Concentration of polluted lakes in Minnesota

[HD]

 

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[Leech~~]

See it's all the folks from Iowa up here fishen Bullheads!     

[Rebel SS]

It's all those Iowegian farmers that moved up here to grow corn!  That's 50% of the reason I sold my boat, and this is the first year of my life I haven't been out fishing...where is there to go around here?! The Scumbro? Lake Pepin, the Dead Sea? MississiPEE.......NOT!! Ya gotta drive at least 110 miles to get near anything decent, that's what I did when I ice fished, drive up north for the day; drive back at nite. That gets old (and expensive) REAL fast. 

[Bobberineyes]

I can understand the shallow southern lakes in farming country,  but what's up with the northern part of the state being polluted?

[Rebel SS]

Iron mines!! I dunno, what I've read in Big River magazine, which I subscribe to, is that it's from algae is rapidly forming in the waters of the northern (Forest lakes, as they are called) lakes. Seems they are unsure why....

[mike89]

interesting read, some ways you can see the river area's but not all??

[Boar]

I think glenns cabin sewer line is leaking...

[LPS]

Maybe having spiny waterfleas and stuff like that makes it polluted in their methods.

[Lee Borgersen]

Buy da looks of dat map HD posted it makes one think dat  it's just a matter a time before it spreads everywhere.

Dat's really scary stuff info.

[The General]

I thought this was going to be a picture of players from the Packers and Bears swimming.   

[Jerkbiat]

Lots of ag up in NW MN around LOTW.