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Can you have chickens in Monona WI
In any case, chickens should be kept in an open-air fenced coop or pen only occasionally and not run free.
Do people swim in Lake Monona
The town of Monona has two public beaches overlooking the beautiful Monona Lake. … Water quality is publicly audited by Health Madison & Dane County Beach Conditions during the season and the beach may be designated CLOSED. Before swimming, always look at the big picture and the condition of the water.
Is Monona Bay frozen
Throw a rusty can on the floor with a dollar on the front. I saw a carp entering the shallow water. This morning they circled their bay. The main bay is just ice-free.
Does Lake Monona freeze
Lake Mendota, the largest lake in the specific watershed of the Yahara, froze over 27 days prior to January 30, which is undoubtedly the latest date for ice formation (January 30, 1932). The Wisconsin Bureau of Climatology requires ice to be maintained for several hours a day before the lake can technically be declared frozen.
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How thick is the ice on Monona Bay
A group of guys outside. Ice compacts up to 7-8 inches.
What kind of fish are in Lake Monona
Monona Lake is a 3,359-acre lake in Dane County. Its maximum depth is 74 feet. Visitors have access to the public jetties on the lake, I would say the official beaches. Fish include musk, panfish, largemouth bass, perch, pike, walleye, sturgeon and catfish.
How thick is the ice on Lake Monona
During typical cold months, the ice at the deepest points of Lakes Mendota and Monona will no doubt be 10 to 12 inches thick, said Ted Beer, a research fellow at UW-Madison’s Center for Limnology.
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