Aquatic Invasive Species
Contact information
For information on Lakes in Wisconsin, contact:
DNR Lake
Division of Water
Bureau of Water Quality
Clean Boats, Clean Waters Contacts

Kentuck Lake -- Access Nr Tuttle Rd

Location:

Kentuck Lake has the following aquatic invasive species:
Banded Mystery Snail, Chinese Mystery Snail, Curly-Leaf Pondweed, Eurasian Water-Milfoil, Purple Loosestrife, Rusty Crayfish To Excel
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DatePrior WaterbodyCountyWBICKnown Aquatic Invasive Species
05/22/2025Upper Buckatabon LakeVilas County0Information Not Available
05/22/2025Franklin LakeVilas County0Information Not Available
05/22/2025Crawlingstone LakeVilas County0Information Not Available
05/22/2025Little Crawlingstone LakeVilas County0Information Not Available
05/22/2025Lac Vieux Desert Vilas County0Information Not Available
05/22/2025Little Arbor Vitae LakeVilas County0Information Not Available
05/22/2025Allequash LakeVilas County0Information Not Available
08/15/2024Chain LakeOconto County0Information Not Available
08/15/2024Butternut LakeVilas County0Information Not Available
08/15/2024Lake MichiganBrown County0Information Not Available
08/06/2024Star Lake  0Information Not Available
08/06/2024Franklin Lake  0Information Not Available
08/05/2024Three Lakes ChainOneida County0Information Not Available
08/02/2024North Twin LakeVilas County0Information Not Available
08/02/2024Catfish LakeVilas County0Information Not Available
07/31/2024Indian LakeOneida County0Information Not Available
07/31/2024Big Sand LakeVilas County0Information Not Available
07/30/2024Anvil LakeForest County0Information Not Available
07/30/2024Butternut LakeForest County0Information Not Available
07/28/2024Legend LakeMenominee County0Information Not Available
07/28/2024Butternut LakeForest County0Information Not Available
07/27/2024Three Lakes Chain 0Information Not Available
07/27/2024Franklin Lake  0Information Not Available
07/27/2024Big Stone Lake  0Information Not Available
07/27/2024Anvil Lake  0Information Not Available
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