Sorry but I couldn't take pictures. The dive that my buddy and I had planned to take pictures was our last dive, but some people had been driving a jet ski, so the vis was nil for the longest time, then when it was a little better my buddy stirred the crap out of the bottom. We were doing search and recovery and he was so focussed on finding the object, he forgot to get neutral and had been draging himself for about 20 kicks untill we did the next turn in the U-patern we were doing and we couldn't see anything... So that ruined the vis and all possabilities of pitures.
Alright so my Max Depth was 89 feet at altitude so probably a little deeper than that.
The first thermocline was at around 18 feet. Very abrupt and cold but felt like heaven when coming up from the 89 feet.
It was 46 Degrees (F) at the bottom. Since in Canada we use Celsius, I converted it so it was about 7.78 degrees down there. Personally, I think thats really cold.
ALSO There were these squishy white organisms (dunno if a plant or what) in the lake at about 20 ft that looked like coral. But seeing as this was a fresh water lake up in Alberta it cant really be anything from salt water. They grew usually by dead trees and there was a huge cluster of them by a large stump. Like the ones I had been seeing were maybe the size of my hand, but these were like the size og my head and bigger. I'll try to find a picture.
New To Diving. 
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