Platte Lake Improvement Association

06/11/2026

If someone lost a bench during yesterday’s storms, send us a message describing it and we will put you in contact.

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

Storm rolling in fast on Platte Lake

06/01/2026

Hello Summer! Save these PLIA dates ☀️

05/23/2026

Happy Memorial Day! Thank you to those who have served 🇺🇸

05/10/2026

This washed up on the Northshore. WoodlandAve. DM us and we will give address

05/09/2026

This washed up on beach on Platte Rd. PVC drain pipe connected to hose.

05/05/2026

UPDATE: returned to owner.

This rocker washed up on someone’s beach near the sandbar. If it’s yours, please send us a message.

04/29/2026

Fish stocking time! It's a busy time of year for Michigan's six state fish hatcheries as fish hit the road, headed to their new homes in lakes and streams across the state.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources fisheries production teams stock over 20 million fish a year. Spring is a busy time as trout, salmon, muskie and walleye are scooped up into specialized stocking trucks and head for new waters. We've got information in the comments regarding how you can find our fish stocking database.

From March through June the fish stocking trucks will travel over 100,000 miles to thousands of locations around Michigan, investing in fishing opportunities for future anglers.

But it goes beyond the catch. Fish stocking is a valuable tool used by fisheries teams to help restore ecosystem balance, rehabilitate struggling fish populations and even reintroduce species that once called these waters home.

Some of the fish will be marked or tagged, especially the many salmon heading into Michigan's waters. If you find a tagged or marked fish, please report it. We've added info in the comments.

If you see DNR stocking trucks out and about, stop by and check out the action! As always, thank you to the anglers of Michigan who support this investment into our fishing opportunities, which is made possible through fishing licenses.

04/26/2026

This section of dock floated up on the north side of Platte Lake to a home on Dead Stream. If it’s yours please let us know.