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Minocqua, WI Location:
PO Box 1134, Minocqua, WI 54548

Montello, WI Location:
Montello, WI 53949

Phone number: 715-438-3269

E-mail: andrew@aquaticplantmanagement.com

We are open:Monday – Friday 8AM – 8PM

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We’ve seen some interesting critters in lakes ac

We’ve seen some interesting critters in lakes across the upper Midwest, but this drone fly larva (Eristalis sp.) is definitely one of the strangest.

Many thousands of pounds of aquatic invasive plant

Many thousands of pounds of aquatic invasive plants have met their end after an APM diver sends them on a short ride up the Milfoil Express.

What a gorgeous day to annihilate some Lucifer’s

What a gorgeous day to annihilate some Lucifer’s Lo Mein (EWM).

By utilizing top-of-the-line equipment and industr

By utilizing top-of-the-line equipment and industry best practices, APM’s Diver Assisted Suction Harvesting service line is a safe and effective alternative to chemical approaches for mitigating AIS infestations.

At APM, two things we love are blue skies, and whe

At APM, two things we love are blue skies, and when EWM dies.

EWM fears the fins.

EWM fears the fins.

POV: You’re an aquatic invasive plant whose luck

POV: You’re an aquatic invasive plant whose luck has run out and is about to go on a ride up 50 feet of fun onto the deck of an APM DASH boat.

This ornery garbage-lobster (Rusty Crayfish) found

This ornery garbage-lobster (Rusty Crayfish) found out the hard way what happens when you face off with an APM diver on the hunt for invasive species.

APM’s got hose in different area codes.

APM’s got hose in different area codes.

From bloodworms to bryozoans, APM’s field crews

From bloodworms to bryozoans, APM’s field crews make sure that all native fauna are safely returned to the water. However, invasive fauna (zebra mussels, rusty crayfish, etc.) become very familiar with the inside of a compost pile.

Eurasian Watermilfoil flowers are gross and we don

Eurasian Watermilfoil flowers are gross and we don’t like them.

These EWM fragments mistakenly thought they were g

These EWM fragments mistakenly thought they were going to drift away and root themselves in a different part of the lake, but now they’re roasting in a compost pile in the woods.

An APM diver hard at work battling the red menace,

An APM diver hard at work battling the red menace, more commonly known as Eurasian Watermilfoil.

When the lake gets the hose, the milfoil goes.

When the lake gets the hose, the milfoil goes.

For years, Eurasian Watermilfoil has trembled at t

For years, Eurasian Watermilfoil has trembled at the sight of Diver Dunbar’s ugly mug. As one of APM’s longest-serving divers, Diver Dunbar has personally removed tens of thousands of pounds of EWM from the lakes of the Upper Midwest.

Here at APM, there’s few things we love more tha

Here at APM, there’s few things we love more than watching Eurasian Watermilfoil speeding toward it’s death.

When boating on the Upper Midwest’s beautiful la

When boating on the Upper Midwest’s beautiful lakes, keep an eye out for dive flags, and please make sure you’re keeping a distance of at least 100’ between your vessel and the dive flag.

APM’s team of AIS removal specialists are fueled

APM’s team of AIS removal specialists are fueled by a hatred for invasive species and a hunger for milfoil salads with ranch.

This Eurasian Watermilfoil colony was no match for

This Eurasian Watermilfoil colony was no match for an APM diver with an insatiable appetite for the devil’s spaghetti.

Today is a bad day to be Eurasian Watermilfoil.

Today is a bad day to be Eurasian Watermilfoil.

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