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Spider Lake Regulations

Boating Ordinances maintained by the Town of Spider Lake provide a means through which all people on the lake can enjoy it.

Spider Lake Courtesy Code - Quiet Hours 

To ensure everyone enjoys the lake, please remind your guests to respect quiet hours (under 10 mph) before 11 a.m. and after 3 p.m., per the Town of Spider Lake boating ordinances.

Download "Summer on Spider Lake" poster to share with family.  Poster includes live links to fireworks & fire burning permits, boating regulations and more.

State of Wisconsin Regulations

  • Heed all state and local boating and fishing regulation and visit Wisconsin DNR or boating regulations. 
  • Boats without motors always have the right of way.
  • Personal watercraft (jet skis) are restricted to slow - NO WAKE within 200 feet of the shoreline.

Town of Spider Lake Regulations

  • Shoreline homeowners with private launch ramps should thoroughly search for and remove any vegetation or marine life on watercraft and trailers launched at their landing site.
  • Water skis may be used between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm only. This includes all "towed activities" such as skiing, tubing and wake boarding/surfing. The spirit of this Town of Spider Lake ordinance is to provide peace and quiet, with no wake outside designated ski hours. It was originally created to protect the lake for fishing and quiet sports. Please respect this ordinance so that ALL citizens can find joy here.
  • Boats and personal watercraft (jet skis) have a 10 mph speed limit prior to 11:00 a.m and after 3:00 pm.
  • Boats are limited to Slow-NO WAKE within 100 feet of the shoreline.
  • Users of picnic areas are required to clean up after each use.

Please refer to the Town of Spider Lake Ordinances for additional detail: Boating Ordinance 02-2024


For live links to key resources,
Click and download the poster link below:
Summer on SPDR Lake Poster 2024.pdf

Protect Lake Wildlife

  • Water skiers (and tubers or wake boarders/surfers) and personal watercraft (jet skis) should stay in the middle of the lake to avoid sensitive wildlife areas.
  • Avoid making wakes around weed beds and along the shorelines.
  • Be respectful of the loons whose habitat we share.

Thank you for making Spider Lake safe and enjoyable for all!

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CONTACT INFORMATION:
Spider Chain of Lakes Association
PO Box 1082 • Hayward, WI 54843SpiderChainOfLakes@gmail.com

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