Just saw a story indicating that alum treatment is going to be done on Greenlake beginning April 4:
http://www.myballard.com/2016/03/30/nea ... next-week/
Couldn't find any information indicating whether there would be any fishing or boating restrictions while the treatment is being applied.
Greenlake Alum Treatment
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Re: Greenlake Alum Treatment
Not sure I'd eat any fish from there anyways but I'd probably not keep any fish just after the treatment. Boating? As in float tube/toon or shell from the rowing club, Alum isn't what I would consider a toxic anything. It was used for blood clotting after shaving cuts for many, many years.
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