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Originally Posted by Rattlesnake Gal
"...While out working I noticed many large branches and logs floating by, but there was nothing that could be done. Be careful of debris if you venture out on the water..."
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1) As the lake level retreats [this week
], those branches and logs will be lodging themselves "high" around the lake . Staying relatively dry over winter, they can be "mobile" again at ice-out, 2006.
(2005 was bad enough for debris. Picture is of 20-minutes-worth of pulling debris. Seat cushion is for scale).
2) If you have dock-ice circulators, check them for branches lodged in them.
Winnipesaukee Aquatherm advises that underwater branches cause most circulator failures.