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BLUE MARSH CONSERVATION
PROJECT REDUCES EROSION AND CREATES NEW FISH HABITATS.
PLEASE READ BELOW AND HELP UP WITH
THIS GREAT CAUSE!
As most know, I work for
National Earth Services, Inc., which my dad (Troy Wink) owns and
operates. Starting today we are putting rip-rap in Blue Marsh Lake. The
Army Corp. of Engineers and
The Izaak Walton League have donated funds
to help reduce erosion control and create fish habitat. Last year we
stoned three areas that most have probably already fished.
I think you
will enjoy the new structure that is being put in the lake. If local
clubs, businesses, and fisherman could help donate to the cause,
we
could make this lake a great fishery. The funding that we currently have
only gets us so far, and the Army Corp. of Engineers would like us to do
much more if we can get the funding.
Please check out the
entire project on my Photo Gallery page, it's listed under Blue Marsh
Conservation Work, 1 and 2.
There are 20 photo's
total and you will get a great idea of the amount of work that went into
this project. You can click on any of the 3 photos above to view
them in full size so that you can see some of the rock and structure we have placed in the lake.
Thank you to everyone that made this project a success, and I look
forward to doing many more in the future.
Troy Wink, Owner of National Earth
Services (left), shakes hand's with
his Son, Nick Wink (right) after
completing work on another erosion
area that will also create a new
habitat for fish to re-locate into.
Thank you, Nick
Wink
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