Ann: Soil Grades up to 74,997 ppm U3O8 (7.5%) at Portland Creek, page-277

So you're saying I'm disingenuous. "there are in fact several lakes in Canada" is a stupid remark that ignores the actual issue: Where is the original source of the enriched loam? Not under the lake Eldorado first targeted, but above in the cliffs (which they understood, they were targeting the fault itself), so the rock chip samples indicate the tenor of local primary mineralisation.

Eldorado drilled five holes, presumably up and down the fault, but only bothered reporting one. When hole 04 revealed no mineralisation the uranium rich soil was deemed to be the result the leaching of an economically non-viable dilatent zone in the fault - it's a small area and not repeated elsewhere locally:



I88 need to find economic amounts of secondary mineralisation hosted in the fault, which Eldorado gave up on. They are improving the targeting with modern survey techniques. Hopefully they can also recover the core or logs from the other 4 historical holes. As I also said prior, ingenuously, discoveries can be and are made in previously abandoned prospects thanks to tech sophistication and fresh determination.