Conservation Long Range
One of the Badger Fisherman's League's main focuses is to work on conservation projects in the state of Wisconsin. Here are our current projects and where we are with each of them at this point in time:
Lepper Pond and the Menomonee River in Menomonee Falls:
This has been the main focus of the Badger Fisherman's League for the last few years. The club has done the following three projects:
Site Improvement on Lepper Pond:
The club as worked with the city of Menomonee Falls, the Wisconsin DNR, and other organizations to dredge out the pond, plant fish cribs in the pond, rip rap the shorelines, improve the area surrounding the pond, and create an Urban Fishing Pond.
Fish Species in the Lepper Dam Millpond:
With a combination of stocking and natural reproduction, the Lepper Dam location on the Menomonee River currently has these fish species available: Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie, Bluegill, Green Sunfish, Pumpkinseed Sunfish, Yellow Bullhead, Channel Catfish, White Sucker, Creek Chub, Common Shiner, Golden Shiner, other various minnow species, and Rainbow Trout*.
* indicates spring season only
Menomonee River Fish Study:
Vernon Marsh:
Fish stocking:
3. River Clean Up:
The Club has cleaned up the River stretches from the Germantown Menomonee Falls border to Lepper Pond on a few occasions.


