If you’ve not seen our latest release, we just announced another round of results from our drill program at PLS. We’ve completed an additional ten holes, seven of which are mineralized (highlights below). Our aim is of course to expand the initial discovery zone while exploring additional zones of interest and you’ll be pleased to hear that this approach is definitely bearing fruit.
Drilling Highlights include:
* Expansion of the flat-lying, shallow depth lakeshore mineralized zone on L025W to >50m width north-south
* PLS13-029 (L025W): 34.0m interval of continuous mineralization; including discrete intervals totaling of 1.88m of “off-scale” radioactivity (>9999 cps)
* PLS13-031 (L025W): 26.0m interval of continuous mineralization; including discrete intervals totaling 1.54m of “off-scale” radioactivity (>9999 cps)
* PLS13-035 (L010W): Two intervals of continuous mineralization of 9.5m wide each; including discrete intervals totaling 0.85m of “off-scale” radioactivity (>9999 cps)
* Alteration and associated weak mineralization on 100m east on-trend step-out show potential to host high grade mineralization along strike to the east
Here’s what Ross McElroy, Fission’s President, COO, and Chief Geologist, had to say "Drilling continues to expand the impressive initial zone of mineralization at PLS and is already developing the potential of a new mineralized zone 115m to the east. Our technical team is working flat out to process the data we are receiving as drilling progresses in order to optimize the ongoing program."
I recommend you check out the release itself and please get in contact with us right away with any questions. Be sure to also follow our Twitter feed and connect with us on LinkedIn.
Dev Randhawa
