Minnesota Department of Natural Resources – Question of the Week
by Andy Carlson, DNR Fisheries Research Scientist
St. Paul, MN -(Ammoland.com)- Q: How can I tell when a lake has turned over in the fall, and do most fish go deeper after turnover?
A: A lake has turned over when water temperatures are the same from the surface to the bottom. The process can take days or even months to complete, depending on lake shape and depth, and air and water temperatures.The only way to conclusively know when a lake has turned over is …read more
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