The north wind has really pushed it around today. The good news is water is going over the dam now flushing the Louisiana side. Bad news is we need another rain like this past week to get this stuff from Texas side to the dam. These pics were taken earlier and ae to me. This is Buzzard Bay



This is looking toward main lake

is that all aquatic vegetation?

Yes. That's just some of it. People been asking me through pm bout how bad it was. Well it's bad

Oh my ... I heard it was getting bad, but that is incredible.

Yes it is

That looks so thick you could probably walk across it

There is spots where 2ft grass is growing on top of it

Wow!

Eeeeesshhh!!!!

Are there still fish in there? or does that kill em all??

Yeah can fish still live in that environment? Im sure theres something that can kill that stuff without harming the water and fish.

Looks like a green pasture!

I've always been told that the salvania sucks a ton of oxygen out of the water. I've never had much luck around it.

Probably like most aquatic plants . They add oxygen to the water while the sun's up then take it out at night . A carpet that thick would produce a dead zone .

Gotta be careful . There's probably something from South America that feeds on it but what damage would it cause to our ecosystem ? Europeans introduced Starlings and House Sparrows to the detriment of several native American bird species .