As of July 24th, the Slow/No-Wake zones on Lake Mendota and Lake Kegonsa have been relaxed.  The Slow/No-Wake zone is now only for the areas within 500 feet from the shore on both of these lakes.  All of the Cherokee Marsh is still Slow/No-Wake.

Both Lake Monona and Lake Waubesa contintue to be Slow/No-Wake on the entire lake.

The rains over the weekend have caused the Madison lakes to rise to–or above–maximum allowed levels.  As a result, all four Madison lakes are again restricted to slow/no-wake status.

The Wisconsin River and Lake Wisconsin, however, are doing fine, and are open to all regular boating.