North/West Case LakeThe Aplite is an indicator of Tantalum mineralization, the pegmatite veins and patches on the Northern Dome is of serious interest. They haven't mentioned this in years it seems.
Does anyone think it will be a focus in the upcoming drill program? That northern dome is literally twice the size of the Henry dome where the known mineralization exits. The pegmatite signatures indicate to me that there are pegmatites under the granite outcrop. Are they lithium bearing? I don't know but there's only One way to find out
Multiple domes have been identified on the Case Lake Property and on the newly acquired claims. Each one of these domes has the potential to host spodumene pegmatites similar to the North and Main Dykes currently being drilled. The Company is planning on doing prospecting on the domes in the spring in search of spodumene pegmatites dykes.
The newly acquired North Claim Block has a large dome and a recent day of prospecting identified multiple pegmatite veins and patches on it. The newly acquired West Claim Block has three dome structures.
Three large domes have been identified in the northern part of the Case Lake Property south of the Translimit Road. One day of prospecting on one of the domes in the north identified multiple pegmatite veins and patches in the granodiorite dome. One large dome has been identified in the eastern part of the Case Lake Property and was mapped as pegmatite and aplite in monzonite by the Ontario Department of Mines in Lumbers’ 1962 map (M2018).