The Oneida Lake Association (OLA) was founded in 1945 to protect, restore and preserve the natural resources of Oneida Lake and its surrounding ecosystem. The OLA has evolved from what was once perceived as a fishing association to what has today become a powerful environmental partnership group.
The OLA represents its 2,500+ members in legislative and environmental issues which impact Oneida Lake. The Oneida Lake Association achieves its political strength from its highly valued Membership, without whom most of its efforts would be severely diminished. Have a look at the benefits of membership in the OLA, and what it has to offer you. Read more..
What's New?
Thursday, July 24, 2025 Oneida Lake South Shore Water Chestnut Weed Pull
The Oneida Lake Association, in conjunction with the Oswego, Oneida, and Onondaga County Soil & Water Conservation Districts, is coordinating a Water Chestnut Weed Pull on Thursday, July 24, 2025 from 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at 6463 Long Point, Brewerton, NY. Please RSVP to Patricia Cerro-Reehil at pcr@reehil.com or 315-727-5160 and bring your kayak or canoe and life jacket.
Check out our new "My First Oneida Fish" Award Certificate. Simply download and print the certificate, then fill in the name and date for that special angler who just caught his or her first fish from Oneida Lake!
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Mailing Address:
Oneida Lake Association
PO Box 3536 Syracuse, NY 13220-3536
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