important notices
Lake Ice is OPEN
Special Event Committee
Special Event Committee
November 25, 2022
The lake is open to foot traffic and ice fishing.
Please avoid the area by the Inn where we have placed the saw horses and thin ice signs.
Lake ice is not being maintained for skating, as the ice is not thick enough for our equipment yet.
For ice fishing, please stay within 150 feet of the east side of the island ONLY. Limit to one hole.
Please check back for updates.
Special Event Committee
Special Event Committee
Special Event Committee
November 4, 2022
We are looking for volunteers for the new LBHA Special Events Committee.
See more information here.
Boat Rentals Closed
Special Event Committee
South Washrooms are Closed
October 31, 2022
Boat rentals are now closed for the season.
South Washrooms are Closed
Outdoor Showers Have Been Turned Off
South Washrooms are Closed
October 31, 2022
The south washrooms are now closed for the season. They will reopen in the Spring 2023.
Outdoor Showers Have Been Turned Off
Outdoor Showers Have Been Turned Off
Outdoor Showers Have Been Turned Off
October 7, 2022
The outdoor showers on the main building have been turned off for the season.
AGM Notes
Outdoor Showers Have Been Turned Off
Outdoor Showers Have Been Turned Off
September 30, 2022
LBHA held our Annual General Meeting September 28, 2022. We have added notes from the meeting to our website here.
We have a couple of openings on the Board for the upcoming year. If you are interested, please send a resume and cover letter to office@lkbonavista.ca.
Fall Fish Stocking
Boat House Closed for the Season
Fall Fish Stocking
September 19, 2022
The lake has been stocked with beautiful rainbow trout. We also received a few tiger trout. If you catch a small tiger trout, we ask that you please return it to the water for now. Let's give these guys a chance to grow a bit.
South Gate Closed
Boat House Closed for the Season
Fall Fish Stocking
September 19, 2022
The South Gate is now closed for the season.
Boat House Closed for the Season
Boat House Closed for the Season
Boat House Closed for the Season
September 6, 2022
The Boat House is now closed for the season.
Members are still able to rent boats from the north guard. Please bring your lake card.
Weed Treatment Announcement
Weed Treatment Announcement
Boat House Closed for the Season
June 20, 2022
The lake water will be closed from Wednesday June 22, 2022 – Friday June 24, 2022 at noon for weed treatment.
There will be no access to any of the beach areas during that time, or the walking path along the shore.
NO BOATING
NO SWIMMING
NO FISHING
NO ACTIVITY IN OR ON THE LAKE
If you live on the lake, please remove any watercraft
June 20, 2022
The lake water will be closed from Wednesday June 22, 2022 – Friday June 24, 2022 at noon for weed treatment.
There will be no access to any of the beach areas during that time, or the walking path along the shore.
NO BOATING
NO SWIMMING
NO FISHING
NO ACTIVITY IN OR ON THE LAKE
If you live on the lake, please remove any watercraft from the water. Please keep your pets away from the water.
Thank you
Tennis Courts
Weed Treatment Announcement
Whirling Disease
UPDATED April 1, 2022
All courts are open.
March 23, 2022
We have started to open the tennis courts. Currently, the front three courts are open. The back three will open once all the snow has melted.
Whirling Disease
Weed Treatment Announcement
Whirling Disease
August 26, 2018
Reducing the Risk of Spreading Whirling Disease
Reducing the Risk of Spreading Whirling Disease
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed whirling disease,a fish disease that affects salmonoids,in Johnson Lake in Banff National Park.
Anglers,
boaters and recreational water users can help reduce the risk of spreading whir
August 26, 2018
Reducing the Risk of Spreading Whirling Disease
Reducing the Risk of Spreading Whirling Disease
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed whirling disease,a fish disease that affects salmonoids,in Johnson Lake in Banff National Park.
Anglers,
boaters and recreational water users can help reduce the risk of spreading whirling disease. It can be transmitted through equipment used for swimming,paddling,boating,water pumping,and fishing,or through infected fish and fish parts. Never move live fish from one body of water to another (that is illegal in Alberta).
Please ensure that you clean and dry all equipment that came into contact with water and eliminate all water from equipment before transporting.
Thank you - LBHA
For more information please follow this link -
http://aep.alberta.ca/fish-wildlife/wildlife-diseases/whirling-disease/default.aspx .