Theodore Reservoir
Saskatchewan, Canada
Theodore reservoir is a manmade reservoir from 1960 or so built by PFRA as a water improvement and flood control. It become a local fishery for pike and walleye. It becomes eutrophic as the weather warms up during the summer and becomes full of filamentous algae which I hope the testing will show as we progress this summer. I'm not sure if there is any baseline data on water quality. Will submit results and photos .....
There is a spillway that does flow depending on rainfall and runoff events.
Location created by
Jerry Cheshuk
- Group: University of Regina : Citizen Science
- Site ID: TR001
- Lat: 51.4647029
- Lng: -102.8573894
- Waterbody Type: Lake
- Timezone: America/Regina
Latest photos
Theodore Reservoir : Pelican Point
Observed on
2022-06-26
Lots of rain in the last month. Visibility dropped a huge amount since last year.
Theodore Reservoir : Pelican Point
Observed on
2021-07-23
Theodore Reservoir : Pelican Point
Observed on
2021-06-14
Algae floating around, though mostly clear water.