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Hydrilla surges back
Hydrilla was first spotted at Smith Mountain Lake in 2007. The plant, which originated in Asia, has spread to bodies of water throughout the U.S. over the past few decades.
Meeting Minutes 06.10.25
06.10.25 Meeting Minutes FINAL
Meeting Minutes 04.08.25
04.08.25 Meeting Minutes FINAL.pdf
Harmful Blue-green Algal Blooms (HABs) in VA: Updates to the Public Advisory Process
Algae blooms are not unusual during warmer months. For background, risk, testing and advisory information, please read the attached update from the Virginia Department of Health. Find more details here
Meeting Minutes 12.10.24
12.10.24 Meeting Minutes FINAL.pdf
Changes to Smith Mountain Lake Aids to Navigation
While out on Smith Mountain Lake, you may notice some changes to the channel markers also known as Aids to Navigation (ATN). These improvements to navigational aids on the main channels of Smith Mountain Lake (SML) were determined through extensive discussions...
Boating incidents decline at SML for 2024, while rising sharply statewide
Boating incidents decline at SML for 2024, while rising sharply statewide JASON DUNOVANT The Roanoke Times Boaters on Smith Mountain Lake had one of their safest years in a decade, according to new data released by the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources....
Meeting Minutes 10.08.24
10.08.24 Meeting Minutes FINAL
No bans on wakesurfing at Smith Mountain Lake
No bans on wakesurfing at Smith Mountain Lake
Meeting Minutes 08.13.24
08.13.24 Meeting Minutes FINAL