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Invasive Species | Alert HELP STOP AQUATIC Public Water Loon Nesting Area CAUTION Power Loading Damages Boats, Trailers and Ramps Access Rules WATER ACCESS PROJECT Keep launch area clear The following activities These waters are designated a INFESTED WATERS and contain Zebra Mussels are unlawful I pairs of leaflets.) Camping Shooting Building fires Consuming alcoholic HITCHHIKERS Inspect ramp for hazards prior to launching Propeller wash moves rock and sand creating large erosion hole and damaging the ramp *T ero material creates a mound that da灬your boat and lower unk. Yourtrailer tires yyour purchase of: USER FUNDED Boat Licenses Help protect our State bird o avoid spreading aquatic invasive species Fishing Equipment launching.. BE oppch ken fois Minnesota Department of Natural Resources stuck in the hole protected】 weens Remove aquatic plants and aquatic animals Drain lake or river water away from the landing Take Trash With You Glide your boat onto trailer at idle speed then hand crank LOW-NO WAKE Dispose of unwanted live bait in the trash Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Minnesota Department of Natural Resources t's the Law Do Not: * Transport aquatic plants, zebra mussels, or other prohibited species on public roads WITHIN * Launch a watercraft oe place a trader in the water d it has aquatc 200 FT OF FISHING PIER plants, zebra mussels, or other prohibited species attached Transport water from infested waters Minnesota Department of Natural Resources At this lake or stream it is unlawful under Minnesota laws to Douglas Co. Ordinance No. 062309A . Transport water onto a road (in tanker truck, boat, Section 4, subpart livewell, bait container, etc.) . Leave without removing the drain plug from boat. . Leave with aquatic plants on boat, trailer equipment . Take minnows, leeches, frogs, or crayfish for bait r aquatic farm use. Minnesota Department of Natural Rehttps://our6lakes.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/ais-signs-2.jpgLake Victoria Water Access SignsSignage at the Lake Victoria boat launch and public water access near Alexandria, Minnesota. Invasive Species | Alert HELP STOP AQUATIC Public Water Loon Nesting Area CAUTION Power Loading Damages Boats, Trailers and Ramps Access Rules WATER ACCESS PROJECT Keep launch area clear The following activities These waters are designated a INFESTED WATERS and contain Zebra Mussels are unlawful I pairs of leaflets.) Camping Shooting Building fires Consuming alcoholic HITCHHIKERS Inspect ramp for hazards prior to launching Propeller wash moves rock and sand creating large erosion hole and damaging the ramp *T ero material creates a mound that da灬your boat and lower unk. Yourtrailer tires yyour purchase of: USER FUNDED Boat Licenses Help protect our State bird o avoid spreading aquatic invasive species Fishing Equipment launching.. BE oppch ken fois Minnesota Department of Natural Resources stuck in the hole protected】 weens Remove aquatic plants and aquatic animals Drain lake or river water away from the landing Take Trash With You Glide your boat onto trailer at idle speed then hand crank LOW-NO WAKE Dispose of unwanted live bait in the trash Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Minnesota Department of Natural Resources t's the Law Do Not: * Transport aquatic plants, zebra mussels, or other prohibited species on public roads WITHIN * Launch a watercraft oe place a trader in the water d it has aquatc 200 FT OF FISHING PIER plants, zebra mussels, or other prohibited species attached Transport water from infested waters Minnesota Department of Natural Resources At this lake or stream it is unlawful under Minnesota laws to Douglas Co. Ordinance No. 062309A . Transport water onto a road (in tanker truck, boat, Section 4, subpart livewell, bait container, etc.) . Leave without removing the drain plug from boat. . Leave with aquatic plants on boat, trailer equipment . Take minnows, leeches, frogs, or crayfish for bait r aquatic farm use. Minnesota Department of Natural Rehttps://our6lakes.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/ais-signs.jpgLake Victoria Water Access SignsSignage at the Lake Victoria boat launch and public water access near Alexandria, Minnesota. Invasive Species | Alert HELP STOP AQUATIC Public Water Loon Nesting Area CAUTION Power Loading Damages Boats, Trailers and Ramps Access Rules WATER ACCESS PROJECT Keep launch area clear The following activities These waters are designated a INFESTED WATERS and contain Zebra Mussels are unlawful I pairs of leaflets.) Camping Shooting Building fires Consuming alcoholic HITCHHIKERS Inspect ramp for hazards prior to launching Propeller wash moves rock and sand creating large erosion hole and damaging the ramp *T ero material creates a mound that da灬your boat and lower unk. Yourtrailer tires yyour purchase of: USER FUNDED Boat Licenses Help protect our State bird o avoid spreading aquatic invasive species Fishing Equipment launching.. BE oppch ken fois Minnesota Department of Natural Resources stuck in the hole protected】 weens Remove aquatic plants and aquatic animals Drain lake or river water away from the landing Take Trash With You Glide your boat onto trailer at idle speed then hand crank LOW-NO WAKE Dispose of unwanted live bait in the trash Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Minnesota Department of Natural Resources t's the Law Do Not: * Transport aquatic plants, zebra mussels, or other prohibited species on public roads WITHIN * Launch a watercraft oe place a trader in the water d it has aquatc 200 FT OF FISHING PIER plants, zebra mussels, or other prohibited species attached Transport water from infested waters Minnesota Department of Natural Resources At this lake or stream it is unlawful under Minnesota laws to Douglas Co. Ordinance No. 062309A . Transport water onto a road (in tanker truck, boat, Section 4, subpart livewell, bait container, etc.) . 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