Wisconsin Natural Resources Magazine: https://dnr.wi.gov/wnrmag/2010/04/waterfront.htm
We were fortunate to have loon babies last year that survived and thrived. If we have more this year, remember to give the babies and parents room. To review the rules:
Please stay at least 200 feet from nests and swimming loons.
Watch out for swimming loons.
Don't approach nests, babies, or lone adults.
Babies cannot dive until they are 8 weeks old.
Slow-No Wake in bays and shorelines where loons need calm waters for nurseries
If you witness a violation of these rules, PLEASE confront the offender as they may not know the rules or that harassment of loons carry a State and Federal fine.
You may also call the DNR at 715-635-2101 or a 24-hour confidential hotline at 800-TIPWDNR (800-847-8367).
See loon nest areas below:
With our present excessively high water levels, we will have a healthier lake--that can better fight off invasive plants--and less erosion of our lakeshore if we operate our speedboats and jet skis at high speed only in the middle/deep parts of the lake and take off and return to our docks at slower, no-wake speeds. Powerful motors in less than 15 feet of water are very destructive to the ecosystem and cause more erosion when waves have less distance to dissipate.
Check our AIS page to find out the part you play in helping to keep Rooney safe.
Can you ID the invasives on our MOST UNWANTED List?
Curley Leaf Pondweed Eurasian Water Millfoil Purple Loosestrife
CAMP DEVELOPMENT CROIX PLAN
Fire Permits A Must
- Only burn when the fire danger in the area is moderate or low
- Leaf/debris
burning is not allowed before 6 pm or on Sundays and holidays, even with a permit
- Recreational burning is allowed as long as there are no fire restrictions.
Saturday, Sept 4th, 2021
Association Meeting, 9:00 a.m.
Agenda(s) and Meeting Minute(s)
Click link above or icon below for a contour map of lake, fish species & more.
Did you know that studies have shown that even when controlling for all other variables, people who live near lakes, rivers and oceans experience significant benefits in terms of happiness, longevity and absence of diseases? Here's to your health!
Scott Township Dump Hours:
Summer:
Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day:
Wednesday & Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Sunday 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Winter:
Labor
Day through Wednesday before Memorial Day:
Wednesday & Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Cost:
$5 per
garbage bag/recyclables free.
County Sheriff: 715-349-2128
Game Wardens:
(Webster) Dustin Gabrielson (715) 733-0373
(Grantsburg) Chris Spaeth (715) 492-4075
Burnett County Zoning: Jason Towne
(715) 349 2109 ext.1371
Click below for a printable poster of lake regulations and courtesies we should all follow. Great for posting at the cabin for your guests.
Opens the first day of bass season and closes at sunset the Monday of Labor Day.
The Rules:
- Bass must be caught on Rooney Lake during the open bass season.
- The contest is on the honor system.
To Register:
- Photograph the bass with the person who caught it.
- Bring or send by email the weight, length and picture to Paul Kipping. (Paul is at 29001 Hams Road / pjkipping@centurytel.net)
Winner will be announced at our Labor Day Meeting and keep the traveling trophy in a cabin on Rooney Lake for the following summer..
List of names, addresses, location on lake.
For complete list with phone and email addresses, please contact: rooneylakeassociation@gmail.com
Rooney Lake Association
President - Sue Lanie
sjlanie@comcast.net
Email Newsletters / Facebook / Website
Jessica Nalipinski - Secretary
rooneylakeassociation@gmail.com