February 29, 2024 This communication is intended to bring you up to speed on the Curly Leaf Pondweed issue that we face not only on Pike Lake, but much of the adjacent Turtle River Watershed. In 2011, CLP was detected in Rice Lake. Since that time concerted efforts have been […]
Read MoreThe Wisconsin DNR recently sent this information to subscribers of their Fishing newletters. We’ve been working hard with external partners to update our Walleye Management Plan. / Photo Credit: iStock/FedBulHave You Seen The Latest Version Of The Walleye Management Plan? We’ve been working hard with external partners to update our Walleye […]
Read MoreEveryone interested in Pike Lake is invited and encouraged to attend our annual Boat to a Brat social event and annual membership meeting of Pike Lake Neighbors, Inc. at noon, Sunday, Sept 3, 2023. Dear Pike Lake Neighbors, This past year has been a very busy year, primarily trying to […]
Read MorePike Lake Neighbors Inc. is sponsoring a session with DNR Fisheries Biologist Zach Lawson Tuesday August 1, 2023, 9:30-11:00 AM in the Mercer Library conference room. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Zach will summarize the data the DNR has collected on Pike Lake and discuss thoughts and plans […]
Read MorePike Lake Neighbors Inc is entering its third year as a Qualified Wisconsin Lake Association, “to preserve and protect Pike Lake and adjoining portions of the Turtle River in Iron County Wisconsin from undesirable invasive species, and to protect and enhance the environment, ecology, water quality, and fishery of Pike […]
Read MoreThe 2022 Pike Lake Boat to a Brat social event and Annual Member’s Meeting of Pike Lake Neighbors, Inc. will be held on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend, September 4, 2022, at 12:00. All Pike Lake neighbors, family, and friends, members and non-members, are encouraged to attend. The event […]
Read MorePike Lake Neighbors and the Iron County Land and Waters department are planning Curly Leaf Pondweed pulls on the Turtle River and Pike Lake June 6-11 (organized by Zach Wilson), and Pike Lake volunteer work efforts (organized primarily by Steve Anderson and Duane Silkworth) every other Saturday morning through the […]
Read MoreDear Pike Lake Neighbors -2022 I would like to acknowledge all of you who have become involved in the Pike Lake Neighbors Invasive Species Work Efforts. I would like to thank Duane Silkworth, Steve Anderson, Rita Erspamer, Charlie, Sarah, Judy, All of the Board of Directors, Bob Kary of the […]
Read MoreZach Wilson of the Iron County Land and Water Conservation Department sent us an updated interactive map with GPS locations and notes for all CLP locations that we are monitoring. Its embedded on our web page Aquatic Species at Pike Lake, and here. Zach and his crew of summer employees […]
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