PADDOCK / HOOKER LAKES ASSOCIATION (PHLA)

LOVE OUR LAKE

ENJOY-PRESERVE-PROTECT

LOVE OUR LAKE

ENJOY-PRESERVE-PROTECT

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Turtle
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ENJOY

ENJOY

The wildlife and scenery of the PHLA Community

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Boating

Please observe all NO-WAKE areas including in the channel.
Excessive waves destroy the shoreline.
Excessive noise disturbs our wildlife.
Be especially mindful of nesting wildlife and fish spawning in the shallow waters.

Boating

Please observe all NO-WAKE areas including in the channel.
Excessive waves destroy the shoreline.
Excessive noise disturbs our wildlife.
Be especially mindful of nesting wildlife and fish spawning in the shallow waters.

-BOAT RAMP-

The PHLA provides a free boat ramp to it’s members. Members only PLEASE. It is located at the PHLA beach. NO POWER LOADING! It damages the boat ramp and may damage your trailer. No boats allowed in beach area

You can HELP STOP EROSION. Try to avoid shoreline erosion by NOT allowing your boat to kill the grass and make holes or divots in the shore line.

Boating Regulations

All motorized craft move in a counterclockwise direction.  Boats must maintain a 1oo-foot distance from all piers and buoys.  Personal watercrafts are restricted to slow-no-wake anytime the craft is within 200 feet of the shoreline.  Report violations to police dispatch, 262-843-2371.

SLOW-NO-WAKE HOURS

Monday7pm till 10am
TuesdaySunset till 10am
Wednesday7pm till 10am
ThursdaySunset till 10am
Friday7pm till 10am
Saturday7pm till 10am
Sunday6pm till 10am

Facts and Stats

Paddock Lake

  • 128 sq acres
  • Max Depth is 32 ft
  • Average Depth is 11 ft

Paddock Lake has been known for its turtle population for decades. The last few years we have noticed more turtles coming out of the channel, on the south shore, to nest.

They normally would nest on the island but since that is sinking they are running out of a "Dry" nesting area.

The turtles nest from the late April to the end of June.

Here is a link from the Wisconsin DNR with some great information on Wisconsin Turtles and how to protect them during this time period.

PROTECT NESTING TURTLES




Please keep a vigilant eye for turtles when riding in your golf carts.