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Summary: When you see the shoreline

Lake living, we all love it and crave it and want to take advantage of the benefits of living on a lake.  Whether you currently live on a lake or are dreaming and planning for it, we have some...

When autumn sets in, the green canopy of aquatic weeds begins its final collapse. But those plants don’t just disappear. They sink to the bottom, where they slowly decompose under the ice all winter l

Spring Awakening: The Ultimate Guide to Early Season Lake Management The first thaw is more than just a shift in temperature; it is a signal of renewed life. As the ice recedes and the water stirs, th

When fall arrives, pond and lake weeds don’t just disappear; they start dying back and sinking to the lake bottom, where they decay into muck. If left untreated, that organic matter becomes the founda

Identifying Coontail Physical Characteristics Leaves: Entirely under water Up to 12 leaves in a whorl Straight and flat Variable length, usually about 0.59 inches long Stems: Up to...

Winter Lake Safety for Lakefront Families: Ice and Water Precautions The serene beauty of a lakefront home in winter is undeniable. The snow-covered landscape, the glistening ice, and the crisp air cr

Secrets to Getting Rid of Algae in Your Pond Did you know that a single gram of phosphorus can fuel the growth of up to 500 grams of algae? It’s both fascinating and a bit unsettling how swiftly algae

Why Fall Cleanup Matters As fall arrives, many pond and lakefront owners focus on aeration and muck treatments, but shoreline cleanup is just as important before winter sets in. Leaves, weeds, and deb

Identifying Naiad Physical Characteristics Leaves: Linear Range from opposite to somewhat alternate All submersed Up to 1 inch long & 0.08...

Identifying Watermilfoil Physical Characteristics Leaves: Whorls of 3 to 5 Mostly about 0.05-0.09 inches apart on stem Rarely reach 0.59 inches long All but lower bracts are...

Identifying Hydrilla Physical Characteristics Leaves: Strap-like Pointed Grow in whorls of 4-8 Often has 1+ sharp teeth along the midrib Flowers: Tiny Whi

Natives vs. Invasive Aquatic Weeds | What’s the difference between Native Plants and Invasive Plants in my Lake? ✖

The Weed Shear V Shaped Lake Weed Cutter Reviews A.V.G Aquatic Vegetation Groomer Reviews Boat Mounted Aquatic Mower Reviews Automated Roller Style Weed and Muck Removal and Prevention...

Pond Weed Control Products For Any Budget Pond weed control products are necessary for any pond owner. There are a variety of products that can be used to help control the growth of weeds in your po

Weeders Digest classifies the main types of algae by color into Green, Blue-Green, Red, and Brown algae. These classifications are crucial for identifying specific species and understanding their...

Identifying Sago Pondweed Physical Characteristics Leaves: All submersed Thinly linear or threadlike Up to 6 inches long and 0.05 inches wide Strong cross veins Small...

Understanding Fall and Winter Muck Buildup As water temperatures begin to drop, many pond and lake owners assume muck treatments stop working once the weather cools. In reality, muck continues to accu

When summer ends, your pond or lake doesn’t stop needing attention. In fact, fall is one of the most important times to take action if you want clear water, healthy fish, and a manageable shoreline wh

Identifying Curly-Leaf Pondweed Physical Characteristics Leaves: All submersed Bright to dark green, occasionally slightly reddish 4 inches long 0.39 inches wide Peduncl

The Science Behind Ice Eaters: Preventing Ice Formation and Boosting Water Oxygen Levels When winter rolls in and marinas freeze over, it’s a stunning sight—but it can also spell trouble for marina op

Let’s face it, water fountains are fun, cool and relaxing

Maintaining a healthy lake environment is essential for the overall health of the aquatic ecosystem. Aeration is one of the critical aspects of lake management that helps increase the oxygen levels

There is nothing quite like springtime on the pond. As the ice melts and the birds return, the water begins to sparkle in the sun again. After a long winter, those first few warm days on the dock serv

Summer is over, especially in the north and you’re starting to focus on a (hopefully) long fall and of course the winter that comes after. A question we get asked a lot this time of year is, “should...