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White Lake Aeration Conservation Club WLACC provides conservation efforts including maintaining an aeration system and fish stocking.

🍂 Greetings from the WLACC! 🍂White Lake is officially transitioning into its beautiful fall colors! The cattails are tur...
09/29/2026

🍂 Greetings from the WLACC! 🍂

White Lake is officially transitioning into its beautiful fall colors! The cattails are turning yellow, and the trees are looking like they’re getting ready to put on quite a color show. 🍁

With the recent rainfall, the lake has turned over and the water is beginning to cool. Water levels and oxygen levels are looking good as our fish head into October. 🎣

A few other updates from around the lake:

🛶 Boat Landings: All of the landings are currently in good shape following some previous bog work.

🌿 W**d Cutting: The WLPA has wrapped up its weed-cutting efforts for the summer. Thank you for another season of work on the lake!

🦆 Waterfowl Season: The 2026 waterfowl season is now open, so you may have already heard a few shots around the lake. We’ve also spotted a few canoes out harvesting wild rice—a sure sign that fall has arrived!

🐟 DNR Fish Survey: We are expecting the results from our spring DNR fish survey by Thanksgiving. We’ll be sure to share updates with everyone as soon as the information becomes available.

❄️ Aeration System: The aeration system buoys have been picked up and safely stored for the winter.

As another summer season comes to a close, thank you to all of our WLACC members and volunteers who give their time and energy to help keep White Lake healthy, beautiful, and enjoyable for everyone.

Enjoy the fall colors and all that this season has to offer on White Lake! 🍁🦆🎣

— White Lake Aeration Conservation Club (WLACC)

Hi neighbors! Update from White Lake: We're thankful for the community's support, which has enabled us to provide 1100 h...
05/01/2026

Hi neighbors! Update from White Lake: We're thankful for the community's support, which has enabled us to provide 1100 hours of aeration for the lake. The DNR conducted a fish survey this spring, and we'll share the results this winter. The high water levels and strong winds have caused the bogs on the lake to shift. It's been great to see the spring migration of waterfowl stopping by the lake. To protect the underwater aerator heads, please do not anchor within the aerator buoy circle. Happy Spring!

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