NSTLRA News Flashes

August 2, 2010

NEWSFLASH Fish Boil THIS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4TH AT SUNDOWN

Filed under: News Flashes — gapar @ 1:42 pm

COME ONE COME ALL. NSTLRA ANNUAL FISH BOIL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4TH 5:00 UNTIL GONE. A TASTY GOOD OLD FASHIONED FISH BOIL. THERE WILL BE RAFFLES AND TEE SHIRTS, SWEATSHIRTS AND SUCH PLUS BRAND NEW THIS YEAR IS THE CAMEO TEES AND HOODED, ZIP UP THE FRONT SWEATSHIRTS SEE YOU THERE!!!

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June 28, 2010

Newsflashes

Filed under: News Flashes — gapar @ 8:10 pm

16th Annual Picnic and Membership Meeting on Saturday, July 10th 2010 at noon at Wavering Park, Phelps?potluck assignments below. Bring the whole family for fun and games after we share a meal. Our meeting is going to be brief. Committee information will be written reports for you to take home and read. Mark Kordus of Bonestroo, this year¹s chemical treatment guy will be there and will answer any questions after the meeting. There will be a 16″ x 20″ “Loon Sunset” watercolor painting by member Carol Heikema that she and Bob will be raffling with proceeds going to nstlra. Tom Hickson will have his accordion and also has lots of games planned for us. Let¹s get the lead out and kick up our heels and play, young and old alike!!! potluck assignments: A-I Meat or Casserole J-R Veggies or Salad S-Z Desserts

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June 13, 2010

News Flash Lost and Found

Filed under: News Flashes — gapar @ 3:46 pm

Bill and Nancy Zabriskie on Hwy K East, North Twin have lost three sections off their dock. The deck pieces are 2 ft by 3 ft and 1-1/2 inches thick with blue metal strips on the ends. Three pieces went missing in the Spring. If they floated up on your shore or you know anything about them, please notify Ginny at 715-545-2496 and I will let the Zabriskie’s know.

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May 27, 2010

Lake treatment

Filed under: News Flashes — gapar @ 6:50 pm

North and South Twin Lakes were treated on May 25,and 26, earlier than first announced. There are NO RESTICTIONS as previously posted. No fishing or swimming restrictions. Enjoy the Memorial Day Weekend.

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May 25, 2010

News Flashes

Filed under: News Flashes — gapar @ 7:50 am

16th Annual Picnic and Membership Meeting on Saturday, July 10th 2010 at noon at wavering park, phelps?potluck assignments below. bring the whole family for fun and games after we share a meal. our meeting is going to be brief. committee information will be written reports for you to take home and read. tom hickson will have his accordian and also has lots of games planned for us. Let¹s get the lead out and kick up our heels and play, young and old alike!!! potluck assignments: A-I…….Meat or Casserole J-R…….Veggies or Salad S-Z…….Desserts

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May 24, 2010

Treatment

Filed under: News Flashes — gapar @ 7:45 am

Jim Scharl of Bonestroo will be on the lake treating both North and South Twin Lakes on May 26-27. Do not consume any fish caught on our lakes May 26,27 or 28. It will be safe to consume caught fish on May 29, 2010 and beyond.

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May 8, 2010

News Flashes

Filed under: News Flashes — gapar @ 2:52 pm

Loon Watch   Loons appeared on North and South Twin between April 24 and April 28.  To track migrations of Loons visit http://www.learner.org/jnorth/loon/index.html   Also, don¹t forget to ³Get the Lead Out².  Lead fishing tackle is toxic.  Lead poisoning from accidental ingestion of lead fishing tackle affects 25 bird species many of which can be found on our lakes, including loons, swans, geese, ducks, cormorants, cranes and herons.  Loons are especially vulnerable because they eat rocks from the lake bottom to help them digest.  Toxicosis from ingested lead tackle causes 30% of adult loon deaths in Wisconsin.  To learn more about lead tackle impact visit http://dnr.wi.gov/fish/pages/gettheleadout.html

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News Flashes

Filed under: News Flashes — gapar @ 10:31 am

Loon Watch   Loons appeared on North and South Twin between April 24 and April 28.  To track migrations of Loons visit   Also, don¹t forget to ³Get the Lead Out².  Lead fishing tackle is toxic.  Lead poisoning from accidental ingestion of lead fishing tackle affects 25 bird species many of which can be found on our lakes, including loons, swans, geese, ducks, cormorants, cranes and herons.  Loons are especially vulnerable because they eat rocks from the lake bottom to help them digest. Toxicosis from ingested lead tackle causes 30% of adult loon deaths in Wisconsin.  To learn more about lead tackle impact visit  

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April 23, 2010

News flashes

Filed under: News Flashes — gapar @ 8:26 am

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April 22, 2010

New Flash

Filed under: News Flashes — gapar @ 10:03 am

Tundra Swans seen on South Twin April 22, 2010. Has anyone heard or seen any loons, yet? If so please report where and when to Elisabeth or Ginny

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