If the lake was half the size but twice as deep it would be a real boon to Utah

Mar 21, 2017
8:48:35am

HootnHoller Walk-on

Even at half the size it would still be a huge body of water. If we had a colder water lake right here next to the large Utah population areas, what a great recreation opportunity and added beauty.

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Drain Utah lake and develop it

jrifkin48

3/20/17 10:04pm

RELATED: Let's xeriscape all our lawns.

Wadds

3/20/17 10:06pm

How about quit building houses on the West side of the lake....done

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

3/20/17 10:06pm

I've been tucked away in Sugar house for 8 years. One day I drove through that

Cougarfan777

3/20/17 10:09pm

I'm still kicking myself for not buying 1000 acres or so over there...I'd be CB

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

3/20/17 10:13pm

Where else are they supposed to be built?

southernfriedcougar

3/20/17 10:11pm

Texas

chilango

3/20/17 10:14pm

If you understood the infrastructure issues in the area you'd say stop building

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

3/20/17 10:16pm

There are these things called humans inhabiting the world. More all the time

southernfriedcougar

3/20/17 10:22pm

There's this thing called water...and the last few years the area is running out

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

3/20/17 10:29pm

It's not as bad as you are thinking it is. Nothing that other booming Utah areas haven't dealt with before.

cougarnerd

3/20/17 10:54pm

It actually is. The guy who buys water rights is a friend. It could get bad

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

3/21/17 11:14am

YAHTZEE!!!

crazY

3/20/17 10:09pm

Meh. Not impressed.

yahtzee

3/21/17 12:30am

Sounds affordable

friscokid

3/20/17 10:09pm

Fill it with dirt and it will move north and flood slc

wapiti

3/20/17 10:10pm

all you have to do to accomplish that is blow up the dam in Lehi

Nat Gas Man

3/20/17 10:22pm

What dam would that be?

BYU Grounds

3/21/17 10:07am

there is a small control dam on the Jordan River that regulates how much water

Nat Gas Man

3/21/17 10:15am

LOL, "Build roads for more Houses for more people for more cars

Downtown

3/20/17 10:11pm

Better solution...actually do some city planning.

Downtown

3/20/17 10:15pm

As beautiful as Europe? Riiiight.

Kerbouchard

3/20/17 10:17pm

Depends on what part of Europe.

chilango

3/20/17 10:19pm

Ask Europeans where they think the most beautiful place is.

Downtown

3/20/17 10:30pm

And the answer won't be Utah County, that's for sure.

Kerbouchard

3/20/17 10:49pm

Comparing a 2,000 square mile county to a continent...

Caboom

3/20/17 10:41pm

Yes, lame comparison. As beautiful as parts of arid southern Spain? Sure.

Kerbouchard

3/20/17 10:51pm

Yeah, that's what I meant...actually I meant Kauai

Downtown

3/20/17 10:52pm

yes, Kauai is as beautiful as certain parts of Europe.

Kerbouchard

3/21/17 7:10am

I wouldn't mind exploring an option to dredge the bottom and deepen the lake

gmj81

3/20/17 10:14pm

The real problem is when the early pioneers brought carp.

Downtown

3/20/17 10:16pm

yep, gotta get rid of the carp that forage off of all the underwater vegetation

gmj81

3/20/17 10:16pm

Friggin pioneers

maxpowers

3/20/17 11:11pm

Here is a cool video. Just watch the first 90 seconds:

Brisco

3/20/17 11:45pm

Just blow it up. That'll kill all the carp.

Texas Hammer

3/21/17 5:14pm

If Utah Lake (and connecting canals, etc.) was magically free of carp right now...

Brisco

3/20/17 11:53pm

Just image a nice, clean Utah Lake. That would be a real boon to the area.

mudpupper

3/21/17 8:23am

If the lake was half the size but twice as deep it would be a real boon to Utah

HootnHoller

3/21/17 8:48am

If they only filled Provo and Goshen Bay, it would be an improvement...

gmj81

3/21/17 9:58am

As far as lakes go, it's pretty ugly.

OpusX

3/20/17 10:18pm

Its really not though. If you are any distance away its generally fine

Dissenter

3/21/17 7:43am

'Allegedly' put a man on the moon...

BYUtka

3/20/17 10:20pm

Why is that in quotes? Are you quoting yourself?

Martin Van Nostrand

3/20/17 10:33pm

The Russians.

Kerbouchard

3/20/17 10:51pm

Because. No.

BYUtka

3/21/17 9:35am

Turn it into a wiper and pike fishery. The June sucker is toast regardless.

Backcountry

3/21/17 1:15am

No thanks.

ByuImaginesDragons

3/21/17 1:45am

That sounds like it would really help inversion.

mpfunk

3/21/17 7:13am

Can't wait for all those dust storms in summer. We can be Phoenix.

byuluvr

3/21/17 7:41am

^^This^^ - the local climate would be changed, and not in a good way.

Oceanographer

3/21/17 4:29pm

Just poison all the fish and start over again with new fish and no carp

viper

3/21/17 10:54am

Rotenone eradication is impossible. The presence of the June Sucker, the sheer

Backcountry

3/21/17 12:06pm

Can't....June Sucker is a protected species

HootnHoller

3/21/17 12:21pm

Might be easier to catch as many June suckers as possible and then poison the

Nat Gas Man

3/21/17 2:56pm

Maybe Trump would allow it

Chambana Coug

3/21/17 7:24pm

The trout are gone for good unfortunately. And there is already a captive

Backcountry

3/21/17 8:09pm

There isn't enough poison in the world to make that work

MapCoug

3/21/17 4:53pm

Yeah, who needs water???

Nagurski

3/21/17 2:49pm

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