Welcome to Butternut/Schnur Lake Association’s website

We serve the local Butternut and Schnur Lake community

Current News:

 

TOWN OF LAKE THANK YOU

Check out the BSLA SUMMER 2022 NEWSLETTER

The next BSLA Board Meeting will be Thursday, July 16 at Bobber’s at 6:30pm.

Spring Lakes Area roadsides clean-up/beautification assistance opportunity

Walleye Outreach Plan & Survey – Please follow the link in the document!!

Attached is the public notice for a fishing regulation change proposal to remove the 28-inch minimum length limit on muskellunge in Butternut Lake and replace it with the standard 40-inch minimum length limit in effect on most waters statewide. This notice will be published in the Ashland Daily Press on November 3, 2020 and in the Price County Review on November 5, 2020. The notice is also posted on WDNR’s website. The proposed change stems from Citizen Resolution 020120 presented in Ashland County at the Spring 2020 hearings of the Wisconsin Conservation Congress. Because it seeks to replace a special regulation with a standard regulation, the proposal can be routed through the streamlined procedures in Chapter NR 20.35 of Wisconsin’s Administrative Code. If enacted, a second notice would be published for the change that would take effect on April 1, 2021. 

 

 

Past News:

The current Butternut/Schnur Lake Association (BSLA) board of directors want to say “Thank you” to all the members for their contributions both in terms of the annual membership fee, additional monetary contributions, plus any and all ideas or questions you have made to the BSLA. Your membership and input are highly valued! Thank you!

The 2020 Fisheree was 1/18/20 on Butternut Lake, with fish registration out of Dick’s resort.

In October 2019 we planted 1500 5-6 inch Crappies in Butternut and 500 8-9 inch Walleyes in Schnur

FOR PEOPLE LOOKING FOR DOCK REMOVAL THIS FALL CONTACT Mark Szymik 715-518-5612

11 cribs were built by the board and a few members and help with some high school students by the boat landing on Butternut lake, the project took about 1.5 days.

The 2018 fisheree was held out of Timber Breeze resort on Butternut lake. With 30 degrees, we had well over

500 fishermen and women. A very good fundraiser for our next crib building project scheduled in Feb. 23,24.

Shoreland clearing was done at the boat landing in March 2017 to enable shoreland fishing.

The 2017 fisheree completed on January 21 was attended by about 215 fisherman.

The board completed fish planting in Oct. once again, 1800 crappies to Butternut, 500 walleyes to Schnur