Tabor Lake Association

The Plan for the APM Plan

May 2023 “APM” stands for Aquatic Plant Management. We will have more info soon!

This year’s Lakes Conference will be held Friday, June 23rd, 9am – 3:45pm in Spooner. The TLA will sponsor two members to attend. Take a look at this brochure to see the various discussions. There will also be lots of tables full of informative brochures with lots of helpful people. This is a great way…

Curly-leaf Pondweed Invasion – We need your help!

We have an AIS (Aquatic Invasive Species) problem! After the DNR originally discovered a small sampling of Curly-leaf Pondweed (CLP) in the northwest part of the lake, we’ve discovered a whole lot more in the North Bay. On June 5th, 2022, Greg Bauer, TLA president and Keith Mason, AIS task force chair, pulled about 3000…

Water Quality Tips | 2022 Report

Are you interested in what you can do to maintain our water quality? Our resident aquatic biologist shared some tips if you’d like to up your stewardship game. Maintain your septic system It is important to regularly pump your system. To be blunt, this keeps crap from spilling in to your drainfield. Also, never dispose…

Aquatic Invasive Species Update

With the DNR, Tabor Lake Association (TLA) has discovered two aquatic invasive species (AIS) in our lake, Curly-Leaf Pondweed (CLPW) and Japanese Knotweed. The CLPW was minimal, plants were pulled and we’re monitoring to see if that was it. June is a big month for its appearance so keep an eye peeled and email us…

Board Elections in July, 2023 – Will You Join?

May 2023 We will be holding elections for new board members at the July 28 Annual Picnic & Meeting. Open seats are for Treasurer, Communications and At Large. Members can vote. Please consider serving! ELECTIONS Every two years we elect board members*. Association members vote at the annual meeting (July 31, 2021). There are seven…

TLA 2019 Picnic Gallery

TLA 2018 Picnic Gallery

Northwest Wisconsin Lakes Conference – June 18

This year, the conference will be virtual so you can attend from your dock! June 18, 2021, 9am – 3:30pm. From their website: The Northwest Wisconsin Lakes Conference, one of the state’s premier lake conferences, includes a full day of presentations that will appeal to all students, property owners, government ofﬁcials and Wisconsin lake lovers.…

The 2020 Water Quality Report

This is a screen shot of a summary of information reported, click here for full report. Secchi depths (how far down can you see?), taken three times over the summer were 16, 14 and 14 feet.