Only time will tell, Fork could use a few years at record low levels to get it to the "new lake effect" in the future.

Also the miles of seawalls and property owners who get the grass sprayed are not really helping the fishing.

Destroying habitat is counter productive.

When you guys at Fork see those homeowners with 1 wake boat and 2 jet skis in the cradles walking around their docks spinkling something into the water that looks like it's coming from a drain-o can, just go to the other side of the lake to fish. That's herbicide, prolly the same stuff that the boat slip owners at joe Pool were using at both marinas.