Would reclaimed water be the new future on Southern California fishing
Just thinking since we are in a drought and the demand of water is increasing would more lakes and reservoirs be filled up with reclaimed water for fishing. When I go to a lake like lake balboa its always full because it recycles waste water but any other place that's not the case. My favorite spots such as Cuchuma an Castaic has been shrinking for the past couple of years and it doesn't look like its gonna get any better
The drought will never impact the majority of southern california. Most of our water comes from the colorado river.
the only people really being impacted are farmers, the only reason it even made the news was because it threatened agriculture and many companies that sponsor TV stations.
the reality is, on a global scale, our drought is nothing compared to the permian, where virtually all land was hostile desert.
speaking of which, my farts really stink today
Mines too, I think is the hot weather we been having.Originally Posted by flyhigh123
Most of our water comes from the colorado river? What about Castaic, Silverwood, Peris, and Diamond Valley?
Unless you live in the High Desert where we get our water from the ground
Where do you think that water comes from to fill those lakes up? We live in a desert...
Northern California via the aqueduct.
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