Why is this hazy PA

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Hello all, just want start learning more. I have made hazy IPA’s and I pretty much know the wheat and yeast have a part in hazyness.
Can anyone help me with this, maybe Oz cause it is a variation of your British PA (So Good!) why is this hazy, not complaining just want so info.
https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/742856/shelter-in-place-pale-ale
 
How long from brew day to pour?
I’m fairly new to the game, but I find the longer I leave in primary fermentation, the clearer the beer.
 
the only thing I can think of is you didn't use any finnings, and that's fine in a hoppy kind of beer it gives more flavor
that should taste good
 
Whirlpool additions? When did you add them and how long did you give them and did you actually whirlpool them? Definitely looks like a protein/lipid heavy hazy that's going to retain the hops, but there's bugger all protein from the grains in the recipe. So even though I'm guessing the whirlpool I'm just grasping at straws.
 
Yeast strain maybe I've not used this yeast though but it maybe a low flocculator.
 

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