The annual Eagle Lake Boat Parade is just around the corner.  It's time to dream up a theme, grab some decorations and costumes, and have some hilarious fun in front of your neighbors watching from the shorelines!  The event is free and participation is super easy.  No advance registration required ... just show up.  We'll start to gather around 12:45pm in front of Michael's pier, with the parade starting around 1:00pm.  Every boat will receive a spectacular custom ELIA boat bag just for participating!  Afterwards, be sure to hang around for the Don Hermes Boat Tie-Up slated to begin at around 2:00pm.  Click here to view the official event flyer for details.

 

 

The rainy weather did not spoil the fun for our 21 entrants in this year's Fishing Jamboree at Eagle Lake County Park.  Winners have been announced in the three categories for largest northern pike, bass, and panfish.  Many of the participants were lucky winners in our random prize drawings, and the prizes will be delivered by our ELIA board members this week.  Click here to view the final wrapup of our first event in 2022.

 

 

Our spring edition of the Ripples newsletter is in the mail for all households in our database.  Included is the membership form for joining our lake association, or for existing members, to renew for 2022.  Be sure to review the list of tentative dates for our events this season, beginning with the Fishing Jamboree in early June.  To view the electronic version of our newsletter, click here.

 

 

The Eagle Lake community provided record-setting support for our lake association last year, giving us an opportunity to expand our priorities in the area of watershed and lake quality.  You'll hear a lot about restoration this season, and your continued support becomes even more important.  So we begin our membership drive with this slogan:

Our membership goal of 225 might seem a bit modest, given that we processed dues payments from 228 households in 2021.  Behind the scenes, however, we definitely hope that by leaving the annual dues at $15 we will retain all of our existing members and perhaps attract a few new residents to set another record this year.  Membership forms will be included with the next Ripples newsletter, set for publication by mid-May.

 

If you are a current member and would like to renew, you may click here to make your dues payment online.

For new members, or returning members who prefer to pay by check, click here to print a membership form and drop it in the mail with payment.

What a great way to meet some of your neighbors and enjoy quality time on Eagle Lake!