71.   Locals say the lake is great for swimming, boating and fishing.

72.   Nearby Upper and Lower San Andreas lakes are loaded with trout in the foot-long class.

73.   Needless to say, a meat-packing company is far more indigenous to Wisconsin than jazz is to Salt Lake City, or lakes are to Los Angeles.

74.   New lakes can be tough to take on.

75.   Normally, the lake is dotted with ice-fishing shacks and four-wheel-drive trucks.

76.   One remote lake is home to more than a million jellyfish that migrate endlessly as a giant herd.

77.   Right now, both lakes are three feet below normal for April.

78.   San Carlos, Horseshoe and Roosevelt lakes will be hit badly.

79.   So are the lakes at Greer.

80.   Some quietly persist that the lake is big enough and remote enough to support a creature never before documented.