180 South Main St.

Iola, WI 54945

Clerk's Office: 715-445-2913

Village of Iola

“Collectively upholding our relevancy for today, responsiveness for tomorrow; readiness in the future to address the needs of our entire community.”

Iola Lake District

Iola Lake District Board Meetings


2023


2023 Annual Letter

10 Year Budget


March 21, 2023 Board Meeting, 6:30 PM at Iola Village Hall.

Minutes



2022

June 4, 2022 Iola Lake District Annual Meeting. Starting at 10:00 a.m. at the Low Shelter at Olson Park.


March 15, 2022 Board Meeting, 6:30PM at Iola Historical Society Shed


Tuesday April 19, 2022, board meeting, 6:30pm, Iola Community Center  

           AGENDA                MINUTES


Saturday June 4, 2022, annual meeting, 9:00am, Lower Shelter Boat Landing, followed by board meeting.

          IAMP-Harvesting


Tuesday August 16, 2022, board meeting, 6:30pm, Lower Shelter Boat Landing


Tuesday October 18, 2022, board meeting, 6:30pm, Historical Society Machine Shed

         Minutes


2021

October 27, 2021 Meeting Agenda


March 30th 2021 Meeting  Agenda


Pan Fish Limit Issue


October 27th, 2021 Meeting Agenda


May 19th, 2021 Meeting Agenda


May 2nd, 2021 Lake Iola Fish Survey Update


March 25th, 2021 Lake Iola Fish Survey Update


DNR Lake Iola Information

         Welcome to the Lake Iola Lake District. Lake Iola is a 220 acre impoundment of the South Branch of the Little Wolf River, located in the Northwestern part of Waupaca County, WI. Maximum depth averages 9 feet. Fish include Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass and Panfish.

Current Fish Limit

"Panfish"

The term "panfish" is defined as any of the following species: bluegill, pumpkinseed, black and white crappie, yellow perch, green sunfish, warmouth and orange spotted sunfish.


All of these species would count towards the 10 aggregate bag limit that is now in place for panfish on Iola Lake. The most common species that an angler is likely to catch in Iola Lake would be bluegill, pumpkinseed, black crappie, and yellow perch. All of these species are found in central and southern WI so anglers could catch any of them in Iola Lake.


Also keep in mind the daily limit of 10 panfish. Signs are posted at the dam and at the boat landings. Thank you.

Iola Lake District Email:

iolalakedistrict@gmail.com


Chairman, Lake Iola Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District:

John Bertelson Jr.

Lake Iola Comprehensive Management Plan