2017 Flood Resources
Flood Information Resources – Current and General and Technical Information
Flood Warning 2017
MNR Bancroft has issued a flood warning for the York and Madawaska rivers. OPG has advised that the conditions will be similar to those of 2013.
2016 Water Quality Report
Kamaniskeg compares favourably with lakes in the area.
Water Testing – Volunteers Needed
Lots of info at LPP and at FOCA. Basically you need a boat to start with. You also need to prepare a rope/string which needs to be graduated in 0.1 metre increments and should be at least 6m long. Every
Broad-scale Fisheries Monitoring Bulletin
The Broad-scale Fisheries Monitoring program collects information from representative lakes in fisheries management zones across the province to help biologists manage our fisheries effectively. This bulletin provides a snapshot of recent monitoring activities and netting results. The sampling approach allows us to measure and evaluate the health of Ontario’s lakes and their fish communities, and track changes through time over broad areas of Ontario.
Water Quality – North Basin
Here are some graphs and data that provide some idea of what has been happening in Kamaniskeg’s North Basin between 2010 and 2014.
New Source for Water Level and Flow Information (2014)
For Madawaska River water level and flow information visit OPG River System Data.
2014 Kamaniskeg Fisheries Assessment
The Ministry of Natural Resources will be conducting a fisheries assessment project on Kamaniskeg Lake in the summer of 2014 as part of the provincial broadscale monitoring program. Please see attached information: 2014 SR BsM Notice to Lake Residents 2014
Invading Species Prevention
To minimize the threat to our waterways, continued diligence is needed to control further infestation of invading species. Boaters, anglers and operators of personal watercraft must take precautions to avoid transporting invading species either to or from Kamaniskeg. Boaters and
Due to lack of volunteers, we have not monitored Kamaniskeg for invading species since 2007.
It would take 2 people about 3 hours to sample our lake. Read more about invading species here: INVADING SPECIES AWARENESS PROGRAM WEBSITE.To further publicize the issue, a volunteer could post signs at the public boat launches and write an
