Manitowoc County Lakes Association

Are you a professional looking for additional information about Lakeshore Development or Restoration?

Attend Lakeshore Habitat Restoration Training for Professionals Principles and Practices of Lake-Friendly Landscaping, Low Impact Development, Water Quality Conservation, and Erosion Control of Low Energy Sites on Inland Wisconsin Lakes

​2015 Training Dates: May 13-14 in Green Lake   or   June 18-19 in Siren; Coordinator Patrick Goggin, Wisconsin Lakes Partnership / UW-Extension Lakes. For more information email pgoggin@uwsp.edu Read more

Update 4/20/2015: Steve Hogler, Fisheries Specialist for the Wisconsin DNR has done a fish survey of Silver Lake and determined that the extent of the fish kill was in fact not as bad as expected : “Results from our fyke net survey are encouraging in that we have caught lots of northern pike some up to 30” in length, a modest number of walleye and yellow perch and low numbers of bluegill. Some of the poor panfish catches may be due to the very slow warming of the lake this year keeping the panfish in deep water but we’ll have a better idea late next month when we shock for bass and panfish.”

Silver Lake Investigation Low Dissolved Oxygen Levels and Dead Fish, February 24, 2015.

Next Meeting: Thursday Sept. 24, 2015; Glacierland Conservancy will present their organization’s efforts to protect sensitive landscapes in our region. Of particular interest will be those initiatives which will allow agricultural practices to be conducted which do not degrade water quality. An overview of an area watershed and potential applications that could be applied to protect a water quality in that will give the presentation an action focus. More info.