We are property owners on Long Lake, located in Hale Michigan (Iosco County). We are an All Sports Lake where people enjoy all types of recreation and relaxation. The goal of the association is to be an advocate for good stewardship of this great natural resource we are all enjoy. Check out the links above for more information, including meeting times and more information about our lake and the Sixty Lake Area!
You can help prevent the introduction of new invasive species into Long Lake and other local waterways by making sure you clean, drain and dry all equipment.
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Long Lake has a decades-long commitment to water quality monitoring and a goal of a healthy, vibrant lake ecosystem. Check out the Cooperative Lake Monitoring Reports at the link below.
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Anglers can expect to catch northern pike, largemouth and smallmouth bass, channel catfish, rock bass, bluegill, black crappie, yellow perch, and walleye.
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Becoming an active member of your lake association is one of the most effective ways to protect and preserve the health of your lake. These non-profit organizations work tirelessly to address critical issues like water quality, invasive species, shoreline erosion, and boater safety. Your financial contributions are vital, as they fund important initiatives such as water testing, educational programs, and the deployment of preventative measures against threats like zebra mussels and Eurasian water milfoil. Beyond financial support, your involvement—whether it's volunteering for a shoreline cleanup, attending community meetings, or simply staying informed about the latest lake news—strengthens the association's voice when advocating for the lake's interests with local and state governments. By working together, you and your neighbors ensure that the lake remains a clean, safe, and beautiful resource for generations to come.





