News

February 20, 2024 – Invasive Species

Ice may still be on the lake, but spring is just around the corner. As you think about getting your boat in the water, prevent invasive species by washing your boat when launching and retrieving. Have an enjoyable summer and practice safe boating.

July 8, 2021 – Boating Safety

There have been concerns raised recently by a few lake residents of questionable boating behavior. Please remember to practice safe boating and Michigan boating laws.

February 28, 2020 – Invasive Species Monitoring

White Water Associates, Inc. had been retained by the Hagerman Lake Property Owners Association to conduct biannual aquatic invasive species (AIS) monitoring in Hagerman Lake (Iron County, Michigan). Monitoring activity was performed on Aug 25, 2020.

There were no Aquatic Invasive Species found at the four locations surveyed or the boat landing. During the meander search there were three invasive species (three plant species) observed, including Reed Canary Grass, Pink Water Lily, and the Aquatic Forget-Me-Not. There are many Iris present along the shoreline of Hagerman Lake but at the time of this survey the Iris was not in bloom. It is suggested to look at the Iris in June when they are in bloom to see if they are yellow (non-native) or blue (native) in color.

See the full report on the Lake Stewardship page for more details.

Events

Hagerman Lake is located along the Wisconsin/Michigan border, and is known as one of the best lakes in all of Iron County. We are about 8 miles from the cities of Iron River and Stambaugh, close to winter skiing, summer golfing, great museums, fine eating, and year-around fishing.

This 585-acre lake’s maximum depth is 54 feet, making it a great fishing spot with its populations of walleye, northern pike and tasty bluegill.

We welcome you to visit our area and our lake, but please, use our boatwash for both your boat and trailer, and help us preserve this beautiful lake for future generations

Of the 29 lakes in Michigan called “Loon Lake” only 4 have nesting loon families. The loon population is increasing, and we have a thriving family right here on Hagerman!
HLPOA has joined the Michigan Loon Preservation Association in support of the welfare of these beautiful birds.