1st Boot Lake Level Reading of 2022 4.24 ft Boot Lake is up .3 ft (3 1/2 inches) since last October Town of Doty Centennial
Centennial Items are Available! 8″ x 8″ bricks with centennial logo. Only available through 12/31. $200.00, includes placement in walkway to town flagpoles. Top half of brick has centennial logo. Bottom half has room for three lines (13 characters each) of your text. Tee shirts with logo. Small, Medium, Large, extra large and 2XL. $20.00 Challange coin with serial number. One time run of 300 coins. Get them while they last! $15.00 Above items are on display at the town hall during business hours and are also available for purchase at those times and at special events. FREE auto tour guide book also available at town hall, Lakewood Tourist Info Booth (by the new shell station) and select retailers. “Doty, the first 100 years” will be available soon… The book is currently at publisher for proofing. Book is ~120 pages with over 100 pictures, maps and tables covering the towns history from before 1922 through 2022. Pricing is being determined.
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. Weight limits have been removed from almost all town roads. The exceptions are the Mountain Lakes / Blue Spruce area, Eickhoff, Saul Springs, and North Saul Springs areas. They will be evaluated often for limit removal
There will be road work on HWY 32 going into the summer. Work will also be east of and through Suring and go into the summer. Completion date is vague. Two important Full Closures are (1) the bridge over the Oconto River 1.4 miles north of County M and (2) later in the summer HWY 32 for a few miles east of Suring. It seems that the rest of the road work will be driveable but will require lane closures. Weekends will be opened up a bit. The official detour to avoid the bridge site is R north to M west to HWY 55 north to HWY 64 east to HWY T.
2021 Boot Lake Clean Boats Clean Waters Launch Inspections
click here to read the latest issue
Thanks to all who helped with the
2021 Boot Lake Clean-Up Thanks to all who participated in the annual Boot Lake clean-up held on Saturday July 31, 2021. We had a wonderful showing this year with 12 participants. They included: Dan Platkowski, Craig Vorpahl, Ben Ariss, Dick Kelm, Bill Bero, Joe Koss. Addy Koss. Elena Koss The Gibbon's Clan including: Ryan, Jennifer, Derek, Ashley We did not find very much stuff to clean up which tells me our annual gathering is working. Thanks again, Bill Bero
Thanks for Attending
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
At the annual June meeting of the association the membership approved the purchase of 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.
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 |
