THANKS FOR ATTENDING! Boot Lake Improvement Association Annual Meeting Saturday - June 3rd at 9 am at Doty Town Hall click here to read 2023 annual meeting minutes see minutes from past meetings
Dues Form Now On Line Latest postcard of "downtown Lakewood" in the early 1950's If you look closely you can see the steps of the Red Owl store where I would sit with my Drumstick ice cream cone melting watching the cars drive past. Very exciting. Kurt
read the latest 2023 FLOW newsletter
LAKESHORE INVASIVE SPECIES
Lakes Country Library Slated for Half Million Dollar Federal Grant
2022 Boot Lake Cleanup
We had a crew of 4 for our annual Boot Lake clean-up. The participants included Craig Vorpahl, Patty Bero, Bill Bero and Noah Bero-Evensen who at the age of 4 yrs old could be the youngest participant in the history of this event. We cleaned the NE shore of Boot Lake from the yellow slide to Earler's beach. We made quite a haul by filling 3/4s of a garbage bag. Nothing unusual was found. Thank you to all the participants. Bill Bero
The Town of Riverview Brush Site is open and free to Doty residents with a recycle sticker. The hours of operation are: Wed 1 – 4, Sat 9 – 3, and Sun 1 – 4.
click here to read the latest issue Oconto County Lakes Project Boot Lake Study Report 2019 Overall Project: All 60 lakes with in Oconto County with public access will be studied and each lake will have an individual Lake Management Plan developed and the County will have an Operational Strategy and Plan completed and adopted to help County staff members in achieving an overall goal of "Having the Healthiest Waters in Wisconsin" Boot Lake was included in the first round of studies
click here to read the Boot Lake Management Plan 2019 If anyone has comments, they can email them to Amy Klebe (amywolves14@gmail.com) and she will forward the comments to Ryan Haney, Water Resource Scientist, Center for Watershed Science and Education UW-Stevens Point Boot Lake Water Data for 2019 (updated 8/25/20)
Final lake water measurements for 2020. At the surface down to 15 feet the lake temps have dropped one degree compared to July. Kurt click here to see 2018 - 2019 -2020 water data readings
The effects and causes of low levels of dissolved oxygen in lake water
The Boot Lake Improvement Association has purchased a dissolved oxygen (DO) meter for the purpose of providing a key missing piece of information needed to provide our on-going monitoring of our lake. Along with sampling for chlorophyll, phosphorus, temperatures, and water clarity testing, coupled with boat launch duties and invasive species monitoring, these along with this new instrument will help give us a complete picture of the health of the lake, and most importantly a heads up if something’s were to change. I have put together a question and answer sheet on why doing dissolved oxygen is so important, I hope you find it useful and informative. Please feel free to pass this message onto any of your neighbors who are not members of the association so they know what's going on. Kurt read the question and answer document
Bathymetric Contour Scan Map of the Boot Lake completed by the WDNR, all part of our lake management plan. It's a nice representation of the various water depths around the lake.
Boot Lake Survey Map
click here for Boot Lake Survey Map pdf Aquatic Invasive Species Identification contact Amy Klebe if interested in identifying invasive aquatic species on Boot Lake click here to visit the Wiscosnin Lakes website
Update on Condition and Health of Boot Lake click here to read the report from Amy Klebe
Boot Lake Fish Stocking Information
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Aquatic Invasive Species Identification contact Amy Klebe if interested in identifying invasive aquatic species on Boot Lake click here to visit the Wiscosnin Lakes website ------------------------------------------
click here to see lake map, wake hours and recommended boating, skiing, tubing directions
email photos, questions, comments, etc. to: rkelm000@centurytel.net |
