From Thursday morning (July 25, 2012):

Compare it with July 23, 2011:

September 7, 2010 (couldn't find a photo from the end of July):

July 23, 2009:

And although the lake appears to continue to be nice and blue and stable, it actually has continued to drop quite precipitously (considering that it's a spring fed lake and all). To wit:
On Thursday afternoon (July 25, 2012), you can see the matted bottom starting to show through the algal mat:

whereas two months ago (May 25, 2012) it was a channel deep enough for it to be a usable fish passage:

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