The Utah Division of Natural Resources is working hard to stop the spread of the quagga mussel from Utah waterways.
Mussels are a "SKIFF-TRANSMITTED DISEASE" (STD), and they're a threat to Utah lakes. They’re so small, they could be hitching a ride on your boat without you even knowing it. They’re dangerous and they’re damaging. That’s why it’s so important to prevent spreading them to other Utah lakes.
The best way to help stop the spread of mussels is through a three step process:
1. Clean all plants and mud from your boat, trailer and equipment.
2. Drain and eliminate water from bilges, ballast, live wells and engines.
3. Allow your boat to completely dry before launching in other waters.
Also, if you have been to Lake Powell, Lake Mead or Lake Havasu in the last 30 days or any other lake that has the infestation your boat will be required to go through a decontamination station.
In this video our team covers some important things to look for while your boat goes through a decontamination process.
For a list of decontamination stations in Utah visit: utahdnr.maps.a...
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