Diamond Lakers Inc.
Cable, WI 54821
The Association publishes and informal newsletter on a biannual basis. Recent editions can be downloaded here. Adobe Acrobat is required to load the files. This page also contains postings and reports of interest to users of Diamond Lake.
Our newsletter contact is Audrey Sanderson (newsletter@diamond-lakers.org).
Please contact Audrey if you have items you would like to add to the next
issue.
- **New** Fall 2011 Newsletter (Loons, Native Plants, Meeting Report and more ...)(PDF file)
- **New** Ryan Brady's Presentation on Birding in Ashland and Bayfield Counties
Our annual meeting on July 23 featured a birding power point presentation from Ryan Brady of the Wisconsin DNR.
Ryan has generously shared a version of his presentation which you can download in PDF format (here).
Also a detailed map of nearby birding hotspots made by Bayfield County bird enthusiast Chris Masey is available (here).
Notes in the power point slides tell when the best times of year are for seeing various bird species at many of the sites on the map.
- Wisconsin Boating Regulations: The summer is a good time for all of us to remind ourselves about Wisconsin boating safety regulations, no wake zones and Diamond Lake boating guidelines (link follows). This is especially important for those with visiting guests who might not be familiar with these items. (Short Form of Wisconsin Boating Regulations for Motroboats and Personal Watercraft - PDF file)
To view and download the complete 2011 Handbook of Wisconsin Boating Regulations and Responsibilities visit the Wisconsin DNR website (here). To return to the DL website click the back button on your browser.
- Diamond Lake Water Quality Report - See portions
of the 2007 Diamond Lake Water Quality Report (PDF)
from the DNR based on 2006 data collected by Larry Sanderson. Secchi
Disk values (water clarity data from 1992-2007) are improving slightly
(PDF graph) as is
the Trophic State Index (TSI) (PDF
graph). These improvements result from efforts to keep chemical
runoff (including lawn fertilizers) and sediment from entering the lake.
Thanks to everyone for help with this and please keep up the good work.
- Newsletter Archive:(Spring 2011), (Fall 2010), (Spring 2010), (Fall 2009), (Spring 2009), (Fall 2008), (Spring 2008), (Fall 2007), (July 2007), (Fall 2006), (June 2005)
- Diamond Lake Association Annual Meeting Minutes: (Summer 2009), (Summer 2008), (see newsletters above for minutes in years prior to 2008)
Pond, Ryberg Road, 2005. Compare water levels today
