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The Annual Meeting Minutes are posted on the Talahi Lake Website

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Turtle Trap Available

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We have a turtle trap available for free if someone on the lake would like one.  Certain areas of the lake have seen an increase in the turtle population in the past year.  It is important that you have an … Read More
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Bass Roundup Rodeo Results

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To Talahi Lake members, This weekend’s Bass Rodeo Roundup was a success!  We had around 20 anglers take part  and collected 65 medium size bass.  They have been filleted and will be donated to a good cause.  Some of the … Read More
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Please watch for lost cat!

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Lake residents if they have seen this kitty cat? Her name is Salsa and we haven’t seen her for about three days and although she is primarily an outdoor cat she normally doesn’t wander far from home. We can be … Read More
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Spraying the Lake Every Other Thursday

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Talahi Lake Management Corp employs Estate Management Services to treat our lake. The spraying of the lake will take place every other Thursday throughout the year. For example; May 2nd, 16th, 30th, June 13th, 27th, and so on, for the … Read More
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Bass Tournament

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What have the other Board members been drinking to start an event in our lake at 7 in the morning. It’s one thing to quietly fish off your own dock before sunrise, but no organized event should start before 9 … Read More
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Bass Rodeo Roundup May 18th and 19th

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To all Talahi Lake members, As mentioned in the post regarding lake fish stocking a few weeks ago, Edge Aquatic Services is strongly recommending all anglers keep the 10″-14″ bass.  This will create larger size bass, a healthier overall fish … Read More