Join us for Family Day at Camp Neyati. August 10th. Registration beginning at 11:30 am

Open to CLIA members and their Families. See Details Here

Enhancing the Quality of Life on Crooked Lake

The CLIA encourages, directs, and supports responsible riparian interests to enhance the enjoyment and quality of life on Crooked Lake of Lake, MI.

Art in the Community

Crooked Lake Improvement Association will be sponsoring one of the Clare County Arts Council Sculpture Walk pieces for 2024

Board Members Sarah Ebaugh, Greg Bergtold, Craig Simmons, Lou Ottino with local Artist Jeff Best of the Clare County Arts Council

The pieces is called Phoenix Rising Created by Artist Maureen Gray.

Keeping our lake healthy and beautiful is a top priority for all of us and preserving this quality of life is an important mission of the Crooked Lake Improvement Association (CLIA).  Your support serves to help CLIA members conserve a wholesome, healthy and energized lake community.

 
 

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Fall of 2023 Fish Stocking on Crooked Lake

As Part of the Weed Control Program Management Program Crooked Lake continues to undertake a Fish Restock program to maintain the overall health of the fish Population. This year as part of the input received by our lake’s fisherman, a Restock of Lake Perch and Walleye were introduced into Crooked Lake n October 31st, 2023

October 31st Lake Perch Stocking at the Boat Launch. 6”-8” Juvenile Perch

Oct. 31st Walleye Stocking at the Boat launch. 5”-7” Juvenile Walleye

Your Donations Count

 

 

As a nonprofit organization we rely on the generosity of our members and the community at large for the funding necessary to host the events everyone enjoys throughout the seasons here in Lake.

Keep up to date on the our lake’s water quality programs.

Lake Safety Reminder

CLIA has posted signs at the DNR public boat launch which reinforce specific lake rules, like traffic pattern, on our lake. In May 2020 we added two association members as volunteers to provide a marine safety presence to help provide a safer lake. They will liaison with the Clare County Sheriff’s Department Marine Patrol to improve observation and enforcement. More recently we have partnered with the Resort and are working with other rental locations to help educate lake visitors on lake safety rules. Our Marine contacts are:

Dennis McDermott

Tony Ottino

Boating Safety Laws, Rules and Regulations for the State of Michigan

Crooked Lake maintains a counter clockwise flow for boaters traveling around the lake. This ensures a safer, more consistent travel pattern especially on busy days. Please be respectful of others and to the best of your abilities follow our traffic pattern around the lake. Lake rules have been posted at the DNR Boat Launch and offered to resort guests.