Inland Zebra waters?

[PAYARA]

all,

Iam trying to get a list going of all the lakes in
the NE that have a strong population of Zerba
Mussles.i so far have come up with these lakes
myself but iam not quite sure if they all have mussles
present.the unsure ones have a ?.

West Branch
Berlin ?
Milton ?
Portage Lakes
Atwood?
East Branch ?
Sippo ?
Summit ?
Misquito ?
Paymatunning ?
Leesville ?
Mogadore ?
Springfield (i believe they are present)
Guilford ?

if anyone can confirm any of the lakes listed
as having a zebra population,or if iam missing a
lake that has a serious zebra problem please
post it.i would like to get a good list going
as to what lake has what.thanks.

[JV1]

Berlin lake has zebras, and with the rocky structure they will probably thrive, im sorry i do not know about the other lakes , here is some basic zebra info and photos > http://ohfishing.com

[johnboy111711]

Mogadore-negative
milton-a few, but not many yet
i beleive mosquito has a few, but not many.

[ashtonmj]

Anything that connects to the O & E canal is more than a safe bet.
I was just along the canal just east of Nesmith a month ago and saw tons of zebras. It's basically a highway for exotic/invasive species. Although I did find a few native mussels (Paper Pondshells) which is always nice to see.

[Flipp]

Berlin is getting worse every year. Portage has them for sure, Milton has a few. I let you know about atwood and leesvile I will be getting down there soon.

[Tony 2]

A definate yes to West Branch.My buddy and I dredged up some a couple weeks ago.

[LaDobasser]

Hinckley has some, too. They haven't helped the water clarity any though, its still just as muddy as ever. :rolleyes:
LaDo