Home Owner Associations
Hiring professionals can be challenging and frustrating. When it comes to pond management there are many options for consideration. Wisconsin Lake & Pond Resource recognizes this along with everyone’s busy schedules and BUDGET constraints! We continually strive to match your expectations with successful RESULTS which is why having a long term relationship partnership is so critical. Let us be your pond resource for algae control, aeration, NATURAL product introduction, beautiful lighted decorative fountain displays and fish for all the neighborhood kids to enjoy! We also take care of permitting and mandatory storm water reporting.
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Bluegill vs. Hybrid Bluegill
What Should You Add to Your Pond? By Joey BergAquatic Field Biologist, Fisheries Specialist “Bluegill? Hybrid Bluegill? No Bluegill at all?” There are definitely some considerations when deciding how to stock (or…
Read moreFish Stocking Q & A
By Joseph BergAquatic Biologist, Fisheries Specialist We Have Answers! Although ice covers much of Wisconsin’s water, many people are looking forward to open water thinking about stocking fish in lakes or ponds.…
Read morePermitting Requirements for Aquatic Plant Management & Fish Stocking
By Becca Gray Lake Management Technician/ Administrative Assistant Looking to manage those pesky plants growing in your backyard pond? In order to protect Wisconsin’s native aquatic plants and prevent the spread of…
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We contacted WLPR because cattails and reed canary grass had taken over our pond. Cory evaluated the situation and recommended a program of control we could do ourselves. What a difference! The water is so clear, we can see almost to the bottom. And, except for a little granular cutrine we have not had to use algaecide at all. The reed-canary grass is gone, and we are using Shore-Klear on the cattails now, hoping to greatly reduce their numbers by spring. Thank-you WLPR
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