eVermilion Magazine

In between recent storms the annual loon count on Lake Vermilion was conducted on Monday, July 13 on a perfect summer day.  Seventy-nine volunteers covered twenty-two territories on the lake and spotted 201 loons.  The west (Cook) end saw 81 loons which included 15 chicks,. . .

Early detection of new aquatic invasive species (AIS) infestations is a team effort: Key to our success is property owners, lake visitors, volunteer access sentries, and AIS Detectors all working together. Because our highest priority threats are vegetation that tend to become first established where. . .

We are looking for photos of land/sky/waterscapes, people on or near the lake enjoying nature, and/or animals (wild/pets). We will be taking entries until August 1st, 2020. More details in the link below. https://www.vermilionlakeassociation.org/2020-photo-contest/

The North St. Louis Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) through Always There Staffing is currently seeking aquatic invasive species (AIS) watercraft inspectors to work at public access sites throughout Northern St. Louis County throughout the 2020 boating season. Locations include: Lake Vermilion, Bear Island. . .

The North St. Louis Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) through Always There Staffing is currently seeking aquatic invasive species (AIS) watercraft inspectors to work at public access sites throughout Northern St. Louis County throughout the 2020 boating season. Locations include: Lake Vermilion, Bear Island. . .

Don’t be the one who causes a pair of loons to abandon their nest. Loons are curious creatures who will check out your boat while you’re fishing on Lake Vermilion. But they do not tolerate curious people checking out their nest during incubation. Please give. . .

The Vermilion Lake Association has mailed its winter newsletter to its members. Act now to be among the first to read about AIS Funding, loon nest updates, a 56-inch muskie, and more. Download or view your copy here.

The traditional spring sucker sale at the DNR’s Pike River Hatchery will not take place in 2020. Hatchery operations are delayed due to the coronavirus. By the time the walleye egg-take occurs, the sucker run will be over, and no sale will be possible. For. . .

We have 214 members that have not renewed for 2020. We would appreciate it if you’d take the time now to renew for 2020 by visiting  www.VermilionLakeAssociation.org/renew. PayPal & major credit cards accepted. To update your membership records during the year, please contact Sheri Sawatzky. . .

As you approach Cook MN on Hwy 53, you can’t miss this reminder that a clean boat protects all lakes from aquatic invasive species (AIS). Let’s all do our part statewide as responsible anglers and recreational boaters. Additional information about Vermilion’s AIS program can be. . .