Pelican Lakes Conservation Club

Pelican Lakes Conservation Club Did you know the Pelican Lakes Conservation Club club house is available for public use? We have members from the entire area and the public is always welcome.

Go to plccmn.org for more information if you would like to use the facility. We are located just south of the Breezy Point gates on County Road 4, then right on Thrane Drive, to first driveway on right.

06/18/2026
06/07/2026
Thanks to Scouting America Troop 102, Pequot Lakes and everyone who came out and made today’s Pancake Breakfast Fundrais...
05/09/2026

Thanks to Scouting America Troop 102, Pequot Lakes and everyone who came out and made today’s Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser a great success! We had a super turnout and your Club was able to make a nice donation to help them with their upcoming trip!

Breakfast tomorrow supporting Boy Scouts Troop 102 at the clubhouse!  Hope to see you out there!
05/08/2026

Breakfast tomorrow supporting Boy Scouts Troop 102 at the clubhouse! Hope to see you out there!

05/06/2026
04/25/2026

Our Friend PLA/PLCC Fisheries Director Jim Nickel doing his part to raise the water level on Pelican Lake!

02/10/2026

Here's a Fisheries Update from our friend Jim Nickel

FISHERIES.. 2026. Pelican Lake has a DNR fisheries stocking plan. Each May, 3,900,000 walleye fry are stocked in our lake. This past year, DNR fisheries stocked 2,000,000 walleye fry. The DNR believed that stocking fewer walleye fry would result in a higher survival rate. The fall electrofishing testing showed that this plan was unsuccessful. Based on this minimal walleye fry survival, 2,531 lbs. of walleye fingerlings were stocked in October, which is about 71,500 fingerlings. The goal of stocking 600 lbs. of yearling walleye matching biogenetic markers is planned for this spring to supplement the DNR’s stocking. We have taken an aggressive step to increase dissolved oxygen levels in Little Pelican, Stewart Bay, Mousseau Bay, and Cree Bay by opening weedy boat channels to allow more free-flowing water, benefiting our shorelines. This strategy should help raise oxygen levels closer to our shores and should improve baitfish creation and survival.

Jim Nickel

PLCC Fisheries Director

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8922 Thrane Drive
Breezy Point, MN
56472

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