Aquatic Invasive Species
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Lake Winnebago -- Neenah - South Park Ave. Rec Park

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Boat Used Past 5 Days On Different Waterbody? (Used Past 5 Days:Yes=7,No=93|)

Prevention Steps (2010-2011) (Prevention Steps (% of Boaters):Inspect/Remove Plants=98,Dispose of Bait=76,Drain Boat/Equipment=94,Drain Fish/Livewell=93|)

Aware of Laws (Aware of Laws (% of Boaters):2007=90,2008=91,2009=93,2010=88,2011=98,2012=97,2013=98|)

Would You Use A Wash Station? (2010-2011) (Would You Use A Wash Station?:Yes=89,No=11|)

Ways to Reach (2010-2011) (Ways to Reach:Radio=80,TV=216,News/Magazine=211,Internet=259,Billboard=27,Sign=199,Person=111|)

Plants Present? (2010-2011) (Plants Present?:Yes=28,No=72|)

Violation Occurred? (2010-2011) (Violation Occurred?:Yes=1,No=99|)

Violation Types (2010-2011) (Violation Types:Did Not Remove Plants=7,Did Not Drain Water=1|)

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Lake Winnebago has the following aquatic invasive species:
Chinese Mystery Snail, Curly-Leaf Pondweed, Eurasian Water-Milfoil, Faucet Snail, Flowering Rush, Hybrid Eurasian / Northern Water-Milfoil, Phragmites (non-native), Purple Loosestrife, Rusty Crayfish, Spiny Waterflea, Zebra Mussel