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Fall 2023 Newsletter
The Fall 2023 Newsletter is here! Read about the Annual Meeting, yearly loon count, antique boat show, latest lake steward awards and more!
Read more »2023 Lake Vermilion Loon Count
By Joanne Bergman, VLA Volunteer Adults, singles, and chicks Throughout the lake from east to west, volunteers counted 156 adult loons, almost as many as last year’s 161. All boats reported a total of 156 adults and 29 chicks. The grand total is 185, a. . .
Read more »Vermilion Lake Association Annual Meeting
Where: Camp Vermilion 2555 Vermilion Camp Rd Cook, MN When: Saturday, July 29th, 2023 4-7pm RSVP by Wednesday, July 19th. Schedule for the Evening 4-5pm: Gather and Explore our Program Information Tables 5-6pm: Beef Brisket Sandwich Dinner ($15 for adults, $7.50 for kids under. . .
Read more »Summer 2023 Newsletter
The Summer 2023 Newsletter is here! Read about how to stop the spread of tiny water fleas, boat decontamination, a loon story, antique boat show, and more!
Read more »Spring 2023 Newsletter
The Spring 2023 Newsletter is here! Read about loon facts, firewise tips, fishery report, Vermilion tournament schedule, possession limits updates, and more.
Read more »Wildfire Workshop
Want to learn how to SAFELY pile burn your hazardous woody debris? Please join us! A workshop for woodland landowners interested in increasing their wildfire resiliency. You will learn about basic fire behavior and how to remove and safely pile burn hazardous woody debris. Please. . .
Read more »Winter 2023 Newsletter
The 2023 Winter Newsletter is here! Read about Camper Cabins at Lake Vermilion Park, the Bucktail Jig, and more!
Read more »Fall 2022 Newsletter
The Fall 2022 Newsletter is here! Read about the loon count updates, photo contest winners, lack of zebra mussels in Vermilion and more!
Read more »Photo Contest Winners Announced
Members attending the Annual Meeting on August 6, 2022, voted amongst 70 entrants to choose 3 winners of the Vermilion Lake Association Photo Contest. Henry Loftus won First Place for his photo of the Northern Lights on Frazer Bay; Carl Lemke won Second Place for. . .
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