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Whenever your boat is approached
by an authorized patrol boat you
should ...
- reduce the boat speed to
"slow-no-wake" - yield the right of way to the
patrol boat.
when requrested to by a law
enforcement officer.
These officers are charged with the
responsibility of providing safety
afloat. Law violators can expect
enforcement action and
conscientious boaters will find
these officers helpful protectors of
their recreation.
IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ALL
BOATERS TO BECOME FAMILIAR
WITH THE BOATING LAWS FOR
THEIR OWN SAFETY AS WELL AS
THAT OF OTHERS.
Click on the above link to review the
Wisconsin Boating Regulations ...
pamhlets are available from the
Sheriff's Water Patrol, the DNR or at
Mort's Marina.
| LAKE WAPOGASSET BEAR TRAP ASSOCIATION ... working for you |
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| Law Enforcement ... "To aid those in distress in our waters and to assure that requirements of laws are obeyed". |
QUESTION: Can lake residents pay to have weeds sprayed ANSWER: NO !!! ... any spraying is illegal! |
| Garfield Township: burning ordinance not only requires a permit for all open burning, but ALSO makes it illegal to have open fires within thirty-five feet of any named lake, fires wash into our waters causing more phosphorus to enter our lakes and rivers. |
BOAT SAFETY ONLINE
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| HELP KEEP INVASIVE WATERPLANTS OUT OF WAPOGASSET & BEAR TRAP |
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If YOU are concerned with: water quality, water safety, education, lake improvement, neighborhood protection and other issues vital to the well-being of our lakes, please consider supporting the Lake Wapogasset Bear Trap Improvement Association thru basic membership, additional donations &/or volunteering. The Assn. provides a forum for member input through trustees designated for various neighborhoods around the lakes. Social Activities including Light-up-the-Lake, The WAPO Runs, 4th of July Fireworks, and Spring Social are supported by the Association. All residents are encouraged to attend monthly trustee meetings throughout the summer. Donations above basic membership dues are used exclusively for Lake Improvement Projects. Your support is appreciated. or go to Association website at wbtlakes.com for membership form |
| improvement of Lake Wapogasset and Bear Trap. Protective/Improvement Projects:
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1. Pick up pet waste from your yard.
2. Use only phosphorus-free fertilizer.
3. Know the rules and permits required before you build,
dig, or clear vegetation in shoreland areas.
4. Restore and maintain your shore with a 35' vegetative
buffer.
5. Learn the value of native aquatic plants and keep
them in place.
6. Keep roadside ditches clear of debris, grass clippings
and leaves.
7. Prevent sediments from reaching waterways.
8. Control storm runoff by installing rain barrels, rain
gardens or splash blocks.
9. Respect slow and no-wake zones when boating.
10. Inspect and maintain your septic system regularly
(does not apply to us)
11. Fire pit ashes contain phosphorus: prevent them
from reaching the water.
12. Remind visitors of water use and recreation
regulations.
13. Inform new neighbors of water quality issues.
14. Be a good shoreland steward.
15. GET INVOLVED!
... from Polk County Assn. of Lakes
Conference - Rice Lake
2. Use only phosphorus-free fertilizer.
3. Know the rules and permits required before you build,
dig, or clear vegetation in shoreland areas.
4. Restore and maintain your shore with a 35' vegetative
buffer.
5. Learn the value of native aquatic plants and keep
them in place.
6. Keep roadside ditches clear of debris, grass clippings
and leaves.
7. Prevent sediments from reaching waterways.
8. Control storm runoff by installing rain barrels, rain
gardens or splash blocks.
9. Respect slow and no-wake zones when boating.
10. Inspect and maintain your septic system regularly
(does not apply to us)
11. Fire pit ashes contain phosphorus: prevent them
from reaching the water.
12. Remind visitors of water use and recreation
regulations.
13. Inform new neighbors of water quality issues.
14. Be a good shoreland steward.
15. GET INVOLVED!
... from Polk County Assn. of Lakes
Conference - Rice Lake
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| SUPPORT YOUR LAKE ASSOCIATION Send dues to: WBT Assn. Box 345 Amery WI 54001 |
DO YOUR PART ... Help keep our lakes CLEAN
| Lake Association Officers: 2020-21 President: Marty Noonan 1st Vice President: Mark Jacobson 2nd Vice President: Jerry Haug Members-at-Large: Jim Andersen and Barry Eklund Treasurer: Doug Drake Secretary: Brian Stugelmayer |
| LAKE ASSOCIATION EVENTS: Go to: www.wbtlakes.com for information and updates on all 2020 activities and events |