[Jdmiata]

Yesterday we golfed at Bonita Pass executive course. In every pond were many dead fish lined up on the shore. The ambassador didn't know what happened. Anyone with any knowledge about why this happened ?

[bagboy]

I just finished playing there and didn't see any dead fish. Maybe they were cleaned up.

[Mleeja]

Originally Posted by bagboy

I just finished playing there and didn't see any dead fish. Maybe they were cleaned up.

Played there today and they were still cleaning up the dead fish. The 4th tee was kind of smelly. I am sure that is why my tee shot stunk as well. :-)

[kcrazorbackfan]

Originally Posted by Jdmiata

Yesterday we golfed at Bonita Pass executive course. In every pond were many dead fish lined up on the shore. The ambassador didn't know what happened. Anyone with any knowledge about why this happened ?

Unusually low oxygen content in the water causes fish kill.

Played Allamanda yesterday and the smell coming off the pond on #2 was enough to gag a buzzard; looked for dead fish along the bank, didn't see any but there were lots of feeding birds gathered on the bank closest to the green.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Jdmiata

Yesterday we golfed at Bonita Pass executive course. In every pond were many dead fish lined up on the shore. The ambassador didn't know what happened. Anyone with any knowledge about why this happened ?

Nothing to get worked up about it happens every year.
Call
District Property Management

Main Office
1071 Canal Street
The Villages, FL 32162

Phone: 352-753-4022

[Jdmiata]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Nothing to get worked up about it happens every year.
Call
District Property Management

Main Office
1071 Canal Street
The Villages, FL 32162

Phone: 352-753-4022

That's what the ambassador said. But he said he wasn't sure.
Oh , and I'm not worked up about it, just curious.