Lake Metonga Association

The Lake Metonga Association, founded in 1970, is a nonprofit, volunteer organization dedicated to
preserving Lake Metonga. The Association works with the community and property owners to
protect the aesthetic beauty, water quality, wildlife habitats and fisheries for future generations.

Lake Metonga is 2,157 acres, situated on the southern edge of Crandon, Forest County, Wisconsin.
Maximum Depth- 79 feet Mean Depth- 25 feet

The lake is the home to northern pike, walleye, large & small-mouth bass, perch, bluegills and other
pan fish, as well as eagles, loons, ducks, sandhill cranes, and the occasional roaming moose.

Upcoming Dates/ Events

Please see our Fundraisers and Events Section for more information.

May 29, 2011- Board of Directors Meeting

July 2, 2011- Annual Membership Meeting, Crandon School District Auditorium

July 3, 2011- Boat Parade & Cookout- 2pm- Beachside Bar & Grill

July 30, 2011- Kentuck Days, Crandon, WI

September 2011- Board of Directors Meeting

September 17, 2011- Art in the Square, Crandon, WI; Gun Raffle Drawing

October 8, 2011- Walleye Stocking Banquet. Click Here for More Information

NEWS FLASH- Updated June 2011

ICE OUT- May 5th, 2011

EWM Treatment- Proposed Treatment dates are in the second
week of June; 48 acres to be treated this year, compared to 36.5
acres in 2010. See 201 1 Treatment Map here.
For the benefit of our lake, we need to be proactive in
treatment of EWM. Please try to avoid these treatment areas

Bull-head Harvest- 22,000 pounds of bullheads have been
harvested thru 2010 (20,000 bullheads). The bullhead harvest will
again be done in 2011. See newsletter for more details.

Loons- The loons have again returned to our beautiful waters.
Please be respectful and give the loons privacy, so that they will
continue to nest on our Lake.

** Please remember the slow no wake rules in Farmer's Bay, and
other shoreline areas and by other boats/ jet skis. Please see the
Lake Info page for more information **