Lake Weeds
There are many species of lake weeds. Some of the more common lake weeds that grow below water (submerged) include: hydrilla, Eurasian watermilfoil, curlyleaf pondweed, elodea and many others.
Submerged lake weeds may grow to the surface and interfere with swimming, fishing boating, and the visual enjoyment of the lake.
Lake weeds that grow above the water (emergent) include: cattails, water lily and bulrush. Cattails and bulrush may prevent access to the water because of their ability to grow in dense stands along the shore of a lake.
