Rock off wash out, leave a few 20-30 yards cuts and the old river, get rid of weirs and levee letting the marsh do it's thing, and continue ban on oyster dredging and lake will get better in a few years regardless of pressure. To much politics though. That marsh being cut off is IMO very detrimental, as is the influx of silt and salt water through washout. Regardless of the weirs and levee, when a storm puts 8 ft of salt on that marsh it's all going to die and erode anyway just like it has been for thousands of years. But guess what, just like it has been for thousands of years, it will cycle, we'll have long periods without a storm, and the marsh will come back. Can't mess with mother nature and expect no consequences.
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06-26-2018, 05:13 PM
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