Water Quality News – Quiet Lakes Improvement Association

Water Quality Excellent in Teal and Lost Land Lakes!

Post published:September 10, 2018

UPDATED April 18, 2020 by Dave Neuswanger Based on 2018 and 2019 analyses of total phosphorus and chlorophyll-a, I am very pleased to report that July/August water quality in Teal…

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WDNR 2018 Fish Survey Results for Lost Land and Teal

Wisconsin DNR’s Hayward Fish Team (Max Wolter, Scott Braden, and Evan Sniadejewski) have completed all the follow-up data analysis, laboratory work, and writing pursuant to […]

Summary of Ground-Breaking Study on Fate of Stocked Walleye Fingerlings

New Research Documents Movement and Survival of Large, Fall-Stocked Walleye Fingerlings By Dave Neuswanger, AFS-Certified Fisheries Scientist President and Fisheries Program Leader, Quiet Lakes Improvement […]

September 2019 Walleye Surveys and Stockings

By Dave Neuswanger Updated September 25, 2019 Wisconsin DNR Fishery Management Biologist Max Wolter has informed us that, weather permitting, his crew will be electrofishing […]

Water Quality Excellent in Teal and Lost Land Lakes!

UPDATED April 18, 2020 by Dave Neuswanger Based on 2018 and 2019 analyses of total phosphorus and chlorophyll-a, I am very pleased to report that […]

Member Generosity Acknowledged

Updated October 25, 2018 — The Quiet Lakes Improvement Association’s Executive Committee would like to take this opportunity to SINCERELY THANK all members who have […]

QLIA’s Executive Committee REVISES 2018 Strategy for HEWM Control

The EXCOM’s data-dependent approach to controlling Hybrid Eurasian Water Milfoil (HEWM) now has us recommending to members that we push forward with a pledge drive […]

09/28/18 Update: DNR boat landing at Lost Land Lake NOW OPEN for public use!

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 28, 2018 — The Wisconsin DNR access facility in Landing Camp Bay of Lost Land Lake has been re-opened for public use. It […]

QLIA Board Assesses Efficacy of 6/20/17 Herbicide Treatment

On September 14, 2017 QLIA volunteers sampled aquatic plants in five areas previously infested by Hybrid Eurasian Water Milfoil (HEWM) in Lost Land Lake prior […]