Interestingly, the conditions which give rise to faster ablation frequencies occur closer to the clogging regime, while slow frequency conditions occur closer to the flow regime. The novelty of the phenomenon we have discovered with such a simple system reveals that the behavior of crosslinking polymer solutions flowing through small channels exhibits rich and complicated dynamics. The boundaries between the dynamic regions of flow, clogging and intermittency find a useful and powerful analogy in the phase diagram describing colloidal jamming. Further exploration of these dynamics, along with investigations of the material properties of the deposited and eluted gel, can be used to exploit similarities to a variety of real-world situations in which polymeric clogging plays a vital role. Ultimately,