PIKE LAKE SPORTSMEN CLUB, LTD: Pike Lake and Watershed Management Plan Development

Purpose

The Pike Lake Sportsmen Club proposes to develop a lake management plan for Pike Lake. Project activities include analysis of the lake's water quality, analysis of the fish and aquatic plant community, an appraisal of land uses within the watershed, a lake watershed inventory, a lake property owner's survey, an evaluation of the present aeration system, and a lake plan including recommendations. The project proposal includes 339 hours of volunteer labor reflecting $1,695 as part of the local cost share. The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with a paper copy and an electronic copy of the project's final reports. Information about the project will be disseminated to the public by newsletter mailing, report mailing, public meeting, and a comprehensive management plan. end.

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Lakes Grant
Large Scale Lake Planning
LPL-409
1996
Complete
 
Reports and Documents
Lake management activities on the lake in the early years were centered around improving the fishery and controlling the abundant aquatic plants found in the lake. A dam that raised the lake approximately 1.2 feet was constructed in 1949 to prevent movement of fish downstream at times of high water and to maintain a ordinary lake levels. Aquatic plant treatment began in 1940 and continues to today. Fish planting also began in the 1940's. A walleye spawning reef was built in the early 1980's to try to establish a self-sustaining walleye population.
 
Activities & Recommendations
Grant Awarded
The Pike Lake Sportsmen Club proposes to develop a lake management plan for Pike Lake. Project activities include analysis of the lake's water quality, analysis of the fish and aquatic plant community, an appraisal of land uses within the watershed, a lake watershed inventory, a lake property owner's survey, an evaluation of the present aeration system, and a lake plan including recommendations.
Lake Management Plan Development
10100672
 
Watershed
 
Waters