Special Called Meeting 2-4-2019
There will be a special called meeting of the Walker Lake HOA Board of Directors on Monday, February 4, 2019. The meeting will convene at 6:30 pm in the clubhouse – 224 N Kika de la Garza Blvd.
Special Called Meeting 1-28-2019
We are having a special called meeting of the Board of Directors. 224 N Kika de la Garza Blvd. at 6:30 pm.
Special Called Meeting 1-21-2019
The Walker Lake HOA Board will meet January 21, 2019 to conduct some business that can’t wait until the next regular meeting.
Grass Carp video
We thought we would share a video of the Grass Carp released into the lake by Irrigation District #6. There have been two batches of fish released, and this is a video of one of the fish from the first release (guessing from the size of the fish). The fish were 8-12 inches when released, and will grow to as large as 30 inches, and live up to 15 years. They are sterile, and will not reproduce.
Remember, if you happen to catch one while fishing, you MUST release it back into the lake.
The fish have started to make a difference around my area of the lake, but still have a long way to go.
Annual HOA Meeting – 03/24/2018
It is that time again, neighbors! The Annual Meeting of Walker Lake Homeowners, Inc. is scheduled for Saturday, March 24, 2018. We will gather at 11 AM in the HOA office/clubhouse (224 N Kika De La Garza Blvd.) on the East side of the lake. We will have some eats and drinks available for your enjoyment as we recap 2017, and conduct some crucial business for the upcoming year.
2018 Dues invoices have been printed and will be going out in the mail with invitations and voting proxy forms. Be on the lookout for them.
An agenda will be attached to this post (and displayed at the office) as it becomes available.
White Amur released into lake!
HOA President John Salinas just notified me that 250 White Amur (Grass Carp) were released into the lake today. It is not yet clear how the permit was obtained, or by whom, but I am grateful. The fish released are approximately 12 inches long, and should mature to a length of 30-36 inches. These fish are sterile, and strictly vegetarian.
At right is a picture of the fish. If these are caught, they MUST be released back into the lake! It is illegal to remove these fish from the lake, and a Constable will be starting a patrol to enforce.
Let’s hope these fish start making a dent in the infestation of Hydrilla.
Hydrilla Infestation
Walker Lake, North East end
I’m sure all of you, especially those with lakefront property, have noticed the Hydrilla infestation plaguing the lake. Many of you might remember a similar event several years ago. The members of the HOA Board thought we should take this opportunity to post something to inform members what we have been trying to do about the weeds in the water.
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