I was going to say the same thing...man, I don't remember Athens ever having that amount of hydrilla...lots of duck weed, and coontail but never that much hydrilla.

Amistad has plenty.

The lakes are low enough on a sunny day you can see the dark patches underneath the water.It would be wise to make a strong mental note of the location for fall patterns{If we get rain}

I was told a good way to get hydrilla going in a area is to take a brick
push hydrilla stalks ( roots ) thru the holes in the brick then drop in water
presto instant bass haven .... sounds like it would work

Now where'd ya here a silly thing like that?

No one should ever plant an invasive in our state waters.

sounds like something you would come up with >>>>>>

its not invasive anymore its already here............

I wish it would "invade" Lake Fork, again!

10-4 like the marines ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
it would be so cool to see grass out in front of dale creek again

After the State swore that the Chemical they used to kill the Hyacinth would not kill drilla.............. Well it dang sure made it invisible if it didn't kill it.

I want to see the hyacinth and Drilla back!!

Must not be too invasive, didn't take much to kill it off. Wonder if you could kill off the zebra muscles too like this.

You aint lyin AMISTAD is full of that stuff and its every were but theres this one spot over on the .... yeah u thought i was NOT