Our Mission is to Protect and Improve the Quality of Lake Mason for Everyone
Board Members:
Dave Ditter: Chairman
Andre Bukowski: Treasure
Pam Klein: Secretary
Rocco Terranova
Mark Hamburg
Jim Brancel
Robert K Salamon
Dave Ditter: Chairman
Andre Bukowski: Treasure
Pam Klein: Secretary
Rocco Terranova
Mark Hamburg
Jim Brancel
Robert K Salamon
Resources and Informational Links
LAKE MASON MANAGEMENT DISTRICT NEWSLETTER -CLICK HERE
The Lake Mason Management District Newsletter is a "LIVE" document that is continuously being updated with information from the Board, Board Members, the DNR and any other resource available to LMMD.
CALLING ALL LAKE AND FISH PHOTOGRAPHS
Do you have some beautiful Lake Mason sunrise and/or sunset pictures? How about some photos of your prize winning Bass or Northern? If you would like to have your photos shared on this page and our Facebook page, please email them to Pam Klein, LMMD Secretary at: pamelaklein31@gmail.com
The Lake Mason Management District Newsletter is a "LIVE" document that is continuously being updated with information from the Board, Board Members, the DNR and any other resource available to LMMD.
CALLING ALL LAKE AND FISH PHOTOGRAPHS
Do you have some beautiful Lake Mason sunrise and/or sunset pictures? How about some photos of your prize winning Bass or Northern? If you would like to have your photos shared on this page and our Facebook page, please email them to Pam Klein, LMMD Secretary at: pamelaklein31@gmail.com
Board Agenda and Board Minutes
Lake Mason Upcoming Events
2019 Boat parade - This year's boat parade will be held on Saturday, July 6th, 2019. participants should meet at the Lyons Boat landing at 11:45 am. Please look for the boat with the lime green flag. The boat parade will last about an hour and Whether you decorate your boat or not, please feel free to join in on the fun! Help us reach our goal of over 30 Boat participants!
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Next Board Meeting - Saturday, May 25th, 2019
Location: Town of New Haven - Town Hall Address: 330 Golden Ct, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965 Time: 9:00 a.m. Agenda: TBD LMMD Sponsors Lake and Water Seminar
The LMMD sponsored a seminar on lake and water quality in March of 2018, including lots of information on the role of each part of the ecosystem. As promised, here are the presentations from that day: |
Lake Mason Fish Release 2018
On September 22, 2018, 400 Northern Pike were released into Lake Mason from the location of the North boat ramp off Golden Drive. The fish, averaged 9 to 15 inches in length (some longer) were in excellent condition and not a single one came up dead or with any evidence of stress after the release. Fish Release Photos - Click Here |
| mason_lake_fish_march_12_2018_2.pdf |
| mason_lake_carp_ppt2.pdf |
| mason_lake_cunningham.pdf |
NOTICES
Posted May 2, 2016
Carp netting has begun in Lake Mason!
The DNR issued a 5 year netting permit to a company that is working with 2 other companies to jointly work to harvest carp from Lake Mason. The netters were out at the end of March / early April and harvested approximately 11 tons of carp. They were back later in April and harvested an additional 11 tons. One carp weighted over 40 lbs.! The carp netted were shipped live to a company in New York City where they were sold to make gefilte fish.
Additionally, they harvested over 5 tons of gizzard shad, mostly 15-18", some as large as 20". We would like to thank Ken and Dick Huber for taking the shad.
We will keep you up to date when we know when they will be returning. Check out the slide show on the "Photos" page with some great pictures taken by Charlie Newling. Watch for a picture of the 40+ pound carp taken!
Posted May 2, 2016
Carp netting has begun in Lake Mason!
The DNR issued a 5 year netting permit to a company that is working with 2 other companies to jointly work to harvest carp from Lake Mason. The netters were out at the end of March / early April and harvested approximately 11 tons of carp. They were back later in April and harvested an additional 11 tons. One carp weighted over 40 lbs.! The carp netted were shipped live to a company in New York City where they were sold to make gefilte fish.
Additionally, they harvested over 5 tons of gizzard shad, mostly 15-18", some as large as 20". We would like to thank Ken and Dick Huber for taking the shad.
We will keep you up to date when we know when they will be returning. Check out the slide show on the "Photos" page with some great pictures taken by Charlie Newling. Watch for a picture of the 40+ pound carp taken!
