-June 11, 2011 was the annual meeting date for the Chippewa Lake Association. The meeting was held at the Brandon Auditorium. Check here for updates in the next few days.

-Glenwood Fisheries June 2011 Newsletter. NEW!

-Fishing license fees going up? Click here.

-Your fish stocking donations were put to work again! $1,300 from Chippewa Lake people and $1,400 from the Viking Sportsmen put another 400 lbs of Walleye into Chippewa Lake this past February. Thanks to everyone that helped.

-Use of Coal Tar Based asphalt driveway sealants should be BANNED! When selecting your "sealant" this year, please remember to seal with asphalt-emulsion based, Not PAH laden coal tar sealants. Low cost coal-tar products contain polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and have PAH levels about 1,000 times higher than asphalt products. Learn more here: MPCA here: USGS or here:LA Times

-The Garfield Diner is open again, make sure you check out their Facebook.

-The Chippewa Lake Directory project is completed and distributed.

-TENT WORM SPRAYING: Some of the neighborhoods on Big Chip Lake will get together to spray for tent worms this year.   It is not being done by the Big Chip Lake Association this year.  

-In Depth: Aquademic 

-The 2011 Lake association dues are $30. Dues are used to pay for the Douglas County Lake Association, water monitoring, mailings/media information (postage, directory, po box, web site, non-profit status)

Please consider donating an additional $18 toward on going fish stocking! Click here for dues form.

-We would love to feature one of your favorite Big Chip lake photos!

Here is a picture of a MOOSE Hoof print, taken along Big Chip Lake in March 2010.

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