The October 2013 KLC News is now available HERE and on the NEWSLETTER page.
See articles about the upcoming dam project, information for ice anglers from DEC, 4th of July events, who else can help stop the spread of invasive species, fish stocking, and more.
Check out these very cool videos of riding a hydrofoil on Kinderhook Lake. Thanks Vaughn.
WARNING: Copper Sulfate will be applied to Kinderhook Lake on Friday morning, August 29th
See FAQ page for information and warnings about Copper Sulfate treatment for algae control.
Daniel Zielinski from DEC has prepared a brief summary of DEC’s Kinderhook Lake fish survey efforts over the past 13 years. DEC is planning on producing a fish management plan for Kinderhook Lake this winter. This will be a much more detailed report based on recent surveys and it will make recommendations for future management of the fish populations in the lake, particularly the game fish populations. A draft report is expected to be completed by the end of March 2014.
To assist in their efforts to complete the report, DEC is looking for anecdotal information specifically from anyone who has caught a tiger muskie in Kinderhook Lake. If you or someone you know has information on when, where, length and weight of tiger muskie catches, please email the information along with any photos of your catch directly to Dan Zielinski at djzielin@gw.dec.state.ny.us.
Annual Membership Meeting
Saturday – August 24, 2013
10:00am at the KLIA Hall
Agenda:
Coffee and donuts will be served
The July 2013 KLC News is now available HERE and on the NEWSLETTERS page.
8:00 – 11:30
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The Kinderhook Lake Corporation has become aware of the concerns for invasive aquatic species being found in ponds, lakes and rivers throughout the region, and several that are already present in Kinderhook Lake. Some species are so small, you may not see them or realize they are hitching a ride with you on your boat, trailer or fishing gear.
The Corporation is currently evaluating alternative methods to help stop the spread of invasive species entering Kinderhook Lake. Education appears to be the logical first step, along with following some general procedures to help protect our waters. To this end, the KLC has arranged for a presentation on invasive aquatic species by DEC Regional Fisheries Manager, Chris VanMaaren, at our Informational Meeting on June 29th, 10:00 AM at the KLIA Hall. All members, their families and friends are invited to attend. In addition, the link in the right-hand column will take you to a list of general procedures you can follow to help stop invasive aquatic hitchhikers.
Together we hope to make a difference.
