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Horseshoe Pond question
One of my wife's cousins is looking at a property for sale on Horseshoe Pond (it connects to the Deer River Flow) and asked me what I know about the summer water condition or recreation quality of the pond. I couldn't say; have never paddled it. Yet I know it is a small and shallow pond, and is probably "nutrient rich" due to septic leakage. I suspect it must get fairly clogged with milfoil in July and August. Does anyone here know?
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I've paddled Deer River Flow and it does get thick with vegetation but there is always a channel open. I have driven by Horseshoe in the summer and I remember it being open somewhat but there were plenty of lily pads. It is still a nice area and the pike fishing is pretty good.
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Is this the pond your asking about: http://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/water_pdf/csrpthorsp14.pdf
Yup, that's it. Thank you. |
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