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Joe Pool Lake water #13955803 04/11/21 03:21 PM
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I have been pulling some fish out of Joe Pool and releasing them. I'm looking into taking a limit home for the deep fryer but am wondering on the cleanliness of the lake water. I know it feeds Mt. Creek which is bad water, but how clean is the water flowing through Joe Pool?

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Re: Joe Pool Lake water [Re: yankee817299] #13955945 04/11/21 05:57 PM
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I checked if any consumption bans were on Joe Pool. Nothing found. thumb



Side Note: Texas Parks & Wildlife has the consumption bans on Texas water bodies listed on their web page. Also you can check with county health agencies as well. eeks


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Joe Pool Dam releases h2o into upper mountain creek which flows into Mountain Creek Lake but JP,how it`s constructed is fed by two feeder Creeks.Walnut Creek & lower Mountain Creek neither of which are contaminated nor have anything to do with Mountain Creek lake to my understanding. Maybe someone else with more knowledge will chime in but this was the info given me. coolio

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I pulled up a crappie from JP that was smoking a cigarette, I threw it back.


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I drink it every day here in Midlothian .... so .....


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Nothing wrong with eating fish from JP. As said above water flows out of JP lake into Mountain Creek lake. MC is contaminated because of runoff from the old Naval Air station. But water doesn't flow back to JP from Mountain Creek.


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Originally Posted by SoonerDG
Nothing wrong with eating fish from JP. As said above water flows out of JP lake into Mountain Creek lake. MC is contaminated because of runoff from the old Naval Air station. But water doesn't flow back to JP from Mountain Creek.


The listed cause of contamination is PCB's from power plant transformers dumped into the lake.

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