Lobdell Lake Update - July 17, 2026
Recently we have received a few questions regarding "fur balls" showing up, primarily in Lobdell Lake. The "fur balls" are actually non-toxic forms of blue-green algae and show up in our lakes on a regular basis. They are a normal occurence. In fact, if you navigate the channel between Bennett and Hoisington soon after ice-out and as the water begins to warm, there are hundreds of the "fur balls" present. They will dissipate on their own and a heavy rain will help in that process. This summer's high temperatures may add to the number of "fur balls" present.
Thanks to our lake manager, Dr. Doug Pullman and our Committee Chair, AJ Faught for their help in this assessment.
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Lobdell Lake Annual Report
The following posting is the 2025 annual report prepared for Lobdell Lake by Dr. Doug Pullman and his company. Dr. Pullman is our professional lake manager and is a nationally renowned limnologist. He is assisted by AJ Faught who is the chairperson of our Lake Health Management - Weed Treatment Committee.
Thanks to Dr. Pullman and to AJ Faught for their tireless efforts in managing our lakes.