RE: 5-minute Freewrite by @myjob

Thanks for looking that up but we know the problem. It has been caused by crooked politics.
The river is supposed to be a brackish water lagoon, 100 years ago an inlet was dug which let in more saltwater, then in the 1990s, the state shut off all of the freshwater flowing into it. what they did was nothing more than dirty politics, they held back the freshwater until the river salinity was high then they dumped the freshwater all at once causing huge algae blooms. They told the media that the freshwater is bad for the river. With that in the news, if you ask anyone who does not make their living on the water what happened they say it is the freshwater. The truth is the state needs the freshwater to store in lakes and treat it to sell for all the developments that they are building. With there not being any freshwater in the river, the entire ecosystem crashed killing thousands of birds, hundreds of manatees, and even dolphins it also killed all of the seagrasses. Now they say the "seagrass" is coming back but it is not the kind we had which was a long growing grass that fish could hide in, what is growing here now is really an invasive species of grass. it is low growing and taking over everywhere, there were places that our old grass was trying to come back but this other is smothering it out. So that is why we have no trout, they used the long seagrass to hide from bigger fish. Sorry, this was so long.