If you’ve not yet read our latest press release, further step-out drilling at the Patterson Lake South (PLS) property has delivered a 57.5m band of strong mineralization that includes 11.65 off-scale radioactivity on 385m On-Strike Step-out.
Here are the key highlights:
- Two main wide broad zones of mineralization (Upper and Lower Zone), as measured with a GR-110 hand-held scintillometer;
- Upper Zone (86.5m – 144.0m) - A 57.5m wide zone characterized by variable radioactivity from weak to very strong throughout.
- Of particular note within the Upper Zone is a continuous 11.9m wide interval (94.9m – 106.8m) of very strong mineralization which includes 10.6m of off-scale radioactivity.
- Lower Zone (165.0m – 180.5m) – A 15.5m wide zone characterized by intermittent weak to locally moderate mineralized zones and barren intervals.
I strongly recommend you check out the release as it has a comprehensive overview of progress to date. Suffice to say, the Fission team and I are thrilled at the way things are progressing. Ross McElroy, our President, COO and head Geo had this to say:
"Such broad mineralization at shallow depth, and with such a large zone of off-scale radioactivity, is extremely encouraging. It’s particularly exciting considering this is coming so soon after our earlier high grade hits and we are still only a small way into the Winter drill program ."
Take a look at the press release 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
