JAMBOREE RESCHEDULED
We are pleased to announce Saturday, July 6th, as the new date for our fishing jamboree.  This family friendly event will be held at Eagle Lake County Park, with registration beginning at 8:00 am near the park pavilion.  We've also expanded the hours by shifting the random drawings to noon instead of 10:00 am.  Include this in your Independence Day weekend plans, and let's hope for better weather this time.  This is a free event if you've paid your 2019 ELIA dues.  Click here for details.
 
 
TIME TO JOIN OR RENEW
The annual membership drive is underway, with some new wrinkles for 2019.  Our basic dues remain at $15 per household, a reasonable amount that we hope will attract new members while encouraging current members to renew.  All donors of $25 or more will receive an Eagle Lake floating keychain.  Anyone contributing $100 or more will be invited to special events and earn recognition as an Eagle Lake Wave Maker.  Please click here to pay dues and support our mission.
 
 
WATERSHED TASK FORCE
You might not even be aware of the Oakcrest Creek inlet, where it is located, or how it contributes to the health of Eagle Lake.  But thanks to the efforts of the Watershed Task Force, this will change this spring.  Legacy phosphorus, dead and diseased trees, and invasive species are among the issues to be addressed in efforts to restore the inlet to a more natural state.  We might soon have an IESF on Eagle Lake!  Click here to learn more.
 
 
 
WORK HAS BEGUN
With winter fading away and hints of spring in the air, contractors were finally able to tackle some of the initial work planned for the Oakcrest Creek inlet.  Many of the dead and diseased trees have been removed, with a cleaner and more naturally flowing creek soon to follow.  This is only the beginning; subsequent phases are still under discussion within our Watershed Task Force.  This first phase is located just west of Eagle Road near Michael's restaurant.
 
 
QUITE A DIFFERENCE
When you travel on Eagle Road, you'll notice quite a difference as you approach the lake.  Many trees were removed along the road, and throughout the area where the creek flows toward the lake.  Not everyone shares the optimism that the work will reduce the flow of nutrients, but few can argue that the view of our lake has been greatly enhanced.  Subsequent phases of the project are still being debated within the Watershed Task Force.  Check back for updates throughout the year.
News Articles
New Lake Tides Newsletter
Posted on Jun 11th, 2019
The latest edition of the Lake Tides newsletter is now available.  To read the Spring/Summer 2019 publication, click here.
Healthy Lakes Grant
Posted on May 16th, 2019
Through the coordinated efforts of ELIA and the DNR, our Healthy Lakes grant application has been approved.  Nine of our members will participate.  To read the full article, click here.
Fireworks On Eagle Lake
Posted on Dec 27th, 2018
As you begin making plans for weekend activities in 2019, be sure to mark Saturday, August 24th as the date for Eagle Lake Fireworks and the Ring of Fire.
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Do We Need An IESF?
Posted on Jul 23rd, 2018
Considered one of the latest techniques for reducing phosphorus levels in lakes and streams, the members of the Watershed Task Force are studying this concept to evaluate potential use in the Oakcrest Creek Inlet.  To read the full article, click here.
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Events
Don Hermes Boat Tie-Up
Saturday, August 10th, TBD
The annual Don Hermes Boat Tie-Up will be held on August 10th, at a time to be determined.  Later on the same day, we will host the Venetian Boat Parade.  Details on both events to follow.
Venetian Boat Parade
Saturday, August 10th, TBD
For 2019, we will bring back the tradition of a Venetian Boat Parade to Eagle Lake.  Details to follow.
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The Eagle Lake Improvement Association depends upon the generous financial support and volunteerism of its members.  If you are not yet a member and would like to join, please click here.
 
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Business Sponsors
We are grateful to all of the local business owners who believe in our mission and have elected to support us financially.  Their donations are used to offset the expense of this website and publishing our Ripples newsletters.  We invite you to view their ads on our Business Sponsors page, and support them as much as possible.
 
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Weed Cutting/ELMD
The Eagle Lake Management District is one of our lake partner organizations, and the weed harvesting operation is among their primary responsibilities.  To visit the new ELMD website, click here.
 
FEATURED BUSINESS SPONSOR
Conveniently located on Hwy B just south of Highway 11, the Dirty Hoe Saloon serves lunch and dinner and is described by customers as a great place for food, live music, and fun with friends.  Owned by Teena Flesch, we are pleased to have them as a new business sponsor in 2018.  Visit them at 4614 Sheard Rd in Kansasville, WI.
 
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PO Box 655
Kansasville, WI 53139
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The Eagle Lake Improvement Association is a volunteer based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We are generously supported by nearly 200 households and businesses within the watershed who share our vision for Eagle Lake.