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11-01-2007, 06:42 AM #1
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Harris Chain of Lakes
I live on one of the residential canals off the Apopka Beauclair canal, for those of you who know/have fished this area, I am sure you will agree that they are very productive Bass/Panfish waters. However, the canals have been slowly filled in with sediment from Lake Apopka to the point that I haven't seen a boat go through since around Feb. of this year. After a great deal of effort by a number of concerned boaters, anglers, & homeowners, people are finally taking notice of the condition of the canals. Here is a newly formed website that illustrates the improvements that are in process/planned for the A-B canal system.
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11-02-2007, 06:14 PM #2
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I live on the Harris Chain of lakes and I know how much the water level is down. It sucks. One of the main reasons is because the water authority drained the levels down for fear of flooding during hurricane season but they drained too much. It's been like this for a while. I live over by the 9th street canal/Monkey Island area.
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