Category Archives: Lake News
The Quiet Lakes of Northern Wisconsin
Surveys of lake front property owners throughout Wisconsin identified two amenities of great importance – tranquility and watchable wildlife. These desirable amenities regularly rank higher than activities often associated with lakes such as boating, skiing and fishing. If you are … Continue reading
Lake of the Month: Cedar Lake of Manitowoc County
Cedar Lake lies in the shadows of Lake Winnebago in the quiet town of Schleswig, Wisconsin. Although dwarfed by Lake Winnebago, at only 136 acres, it is the largest inland lake in Manitowoc County. Known for its clear waters and … Continue reading
A Powerful Ally for Those Who Enjoy Lakes.
Some of the most popular lakes in Wisconsin result from the impoundment of large rivers by hydroelectric dams and produce artificial lakes or flowages that can be hundreds to thousands of acres in extent. The management plans for these water … Continue reading
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A Hidden Gem: Moose Lake
Which Wisconsin lake once squeaked? Strangely enough it’s Moose Lake in Waukesha County. Originally named Mouse Lake by Native Americans for its small size, its name changed in the early 1900s. Local lore reports a wealthy resident paid to change the … Continue reading
