Mud Lake
Mud Lake
Mud Lake Association
Mud Lake is a small but pristine lake of 13 residents.
Our shorelines and lake are also the home of an abundant group of wildlife.
From geese, loons, ducks, turtles, deer, otters, muskrats, beavers, osprey, and many other little creatures. Our residents and friends enjoy fishing, swimming, and kayaking.
Fish Species
Northern Pike, Bluegill, Brown Bullhead, and Yellow Perch
Invasive Species
Aquatic: Eurasian Watermilfoil
Lake Statistics
Wildlife & Water Quality Reports
Option for a report per year detailing water quality or wildlife observations. We receive annually a Water Quality report from the Town of Alexandria Waste Management Plant. It gives us a breakdown of phosphorus going into the lake, that enhances the growth of the Eurasian Milfoil Plant.
History
Over the past 30 years, Mud Lake Association has battled the spread of the Eurasian Milfoil Plant. The fear of the invasive plant taking over our shallow lake is a reality. We have implemented a variety of methods to combat it. From hand pulling, herbicides, and using a Harvester have been the main sources.
Our residents are resilient and will continue to seek new methods to keep this plant under control. In the meantime, Association members will continue to enjoy the beauty and solitude of this beautiful wonderment of nature.
Lake Uses
Our residents utilize the lake for relaxation and enjoyment. Fishing, swimming, or cruising around in a kayak, canoe or small motor boat are priorities.
Membership
Lake Association Membership:
13 members
Membership Contact info:
Rick Lopez
Pam Duprey
Places to Expore
Located in Upstate New York near the Thousand Islands Region, this area is a haven for natural beauty, recreation, and wildlife.
Visit the Indian River Lakes region to hike, paddle, and connect with an incredible community.
