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August 2007 |
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Long Lake Fishing Club Incorporated,
P.O. Box 303, Campbellsport, WI 53010
llfclegend@sbcglobal.net |
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From the “Prez”
By Charles
Benson
The summer of 2007 is fleeting as I write this
article. Once again it has been a good and bad summer depending on
how we look at it.
I take to the pen again with
great remorse over the passing of my sister-in-law Judy Benson. She
was a great club supporter and would go out of her way to
accommodate the LLFC board and our club. She will be sorely missed
by both my family and this club. We all wish Bill and his family
the best.
On
a lighter note it is a bad summer for those of us who dig our own
worms. If I had a backhoe I could go fishing. But as is, I have to
wait until either the fall or a monsoon. I heard the Walleyes are
committing suicide so maybe I’ll call a rent-a-shop (for that
backhoe).
Please see
From the Prez on page 5 |
INSIDE
THIS ISSUE
From the Prez
Glen Henning Memorial Fishing Tournament Results
George Hudson Fall Tournament
From the Editor
LLFC Annual Meeting
Nineteen Children Complete Junior/Master Angler
Upcoming Events
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LLFC Annual
Fall Dinner
Saturday, October 13th, 2007
This year’s
dinner will be held at the Hon-E-Kor Golf and
Country Club in Kewaskum, 1141 Riverview Drive.
Come and get to know other members of the Long
Lake Fishing Club, as well as visit with
acquaintances.
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Again we
will be having an optional costume contest
with prizes. (you do not have to come in
costume to attend).
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There will
be door prizes and raffles.
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Cocktails
begin at 5:00 p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m.
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DJ Music
following dinner.
Please
fill out the form on
page
7 and send it in if you can attend. Hope
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Control the Spread of Fish
Diseases and Invasive Plant Species
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By doing the
following three Wisconsin Department of Natural
Resources recommendations, you can help control
the spread of fish diseases and invasive plant
species.
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Do not throw
infected fish back into a lake or other
natural water body. Instead, place the fish
in the garbage or bury them.
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Thoroughly
dry all equipment (outside of boats and
trailers, nets, boots, etc.) when moving
from one water body to another.
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Drain all
live wells and bilges away from lakes and
rivers, on soil if possible so the water
does not run into a natural water body.
Because it is difficult to dry live wells
and bilges completely, these areas can be
disinfected with a bleach solution (one cup
bleach in five gallons of water).
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According to the Wisconsin Department of Natural
Resources, each year more than 1.3 million
fishing licenses are sold and more than 61
million fish are caught |
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