Is the Salton Sea gonna dry up?

[TEAM CASTIN]

Well i know its a freshwater fourm but anyways, Well DFG closed off both rivers that flow into the salton sea( which is a good thing), So the salton sea gonna dry up? i dont want it to,because the fishing is great their, But if it is gonna dry up,how long do you think its gonna take? 50 years? Salton sea has really cleaned itself up over the years,and i can see it doing really good in the future.

[Viejo]

Using my crystal ball, I think that it will dry up in 31.5 years but until then the fishing is going to be off the hook!:Smile:

[KID CREOLE]

Who told you they closed off the two rivers?

[tacklejunkie]

They said that it's gonna cause a major earthquake.

.. then bigfoot will rise from the ashes to terrorize again! (In hiding)

[Sublime-Steve]

idk.. but if it dries... were gonna have 1 hell of a dust storm..

[drifter023]

Well dockrat will be happy will have to hijack a different post then:Razz:

[TheAsianGuy]

Oh man..you guys are creating a major discussion for DockRat. However, CA EPA will not let the lake dries up. There are at stake than anyone can imagine. Not only Imperial Valley will turn into the dust bowl like central US back in the depression, but it will also cause such a health nightmare for all residence throughout the entire west coast.

[TEAM CASTIN]

Who told you they closed off the two rivers?
It was all over the news like a year ago, bu they might open them up from time to time

[DarkShadow]

well dockrat will be happy will have to hijack a different post then:razz:

haha.

:-x

[Sparky70]

Kinda like the Owens Lake dried up due to the DWP sucking all the water out of it years ago.
I live 65 miles south and we still get their dust in a windstorm.