Bing maps

rodnreel · 06-22-10, 01:35 PM

Bing is something I use quite often to look at my home lake from different perspectives and try to figure out where the fish might be hiding at different times of the year. Anyway, I was checking out an updated satellite photo that looks like it is from earlier this year (they drop the lake levels in winter to prevent ice from damaging all the docks) and noticed something interesting. There was a section that held water that was a different color from the rest of the lake. My question is what would cause the difference in color? Is it just a difference in water clarity or maybe a difference in bottom composition? I would love to hear some opinions.

06-22-10, 01:35 PM	#1
rodnreel BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Jamestown, OH Posts: 310	Bing maps Bing is something I use quite often to look at my home lake from different perspectives and try to figure out where the fish might be hiding at different times of the year. Anyway, I was checking out an updated satellite photo that looks like it is from earlier this year (they drop the lake levels in winter to prevent ice from damaging all the docks) and noticed something interesting. There was a section that held water that was a different color from the rest of the lake. My question is what would cause the difference in color? Is it just a difference in water clarity or maybe a difference in bottom composition? I would love to hear some opinions. __________________ "If you become a jack of all bass fishing trades but a master of none, you're setting yourself up for mediocrity." - Denny Brauer

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