Legend                                                 August 2009

Long Lake Fishing Club Incorporated, P.O. Box 303, Campbellsport, WI  53010

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Kenny's Kettle Moraine
Walk/Run for Parkinson’s
By Marilyn Edwards

Inside This Issue

Something new to Dundee Daze 2009 Saturday, July
11th was a walk/run beginning and ending at the
picnic at Sportsman’s Park. Originally designed to
attract people to the picnic, it became an event
within an event and an important fund-raiser for the Wisconsin Parkinson’s Association.

Knowing the search was on for a “cause,”
inspiration for choosing Parkinson Disease as the
recipient of funds raised began with a suggestion
from Mike Nummerdor. He cited Kenny Schneider as
not only a well-known community member, but also
as someone dealing with the disease. Marilyn
Edwards, organizer of the walk/run, met with
Kenny, gained his approval and support, along with
that from Jerry Leiterman, Superintendent of the
Northern Kettle Moraine State Forest, and things
took off from there.

Please see Kenny’s Walk/Run on page 3

Kenny’s Kettle Moraine Walk/Run for Parkinson’s               1

Junior Angler Patches Awarded To Local Children               1

George Hudson Memorial Fishing Tournament                    4

Glenn Henning Tournament Results                                       5

On August 11 and August 13, several local area
children participated in and completed the WI-DNR
Junior Angler program sponsored by the Long Lake
Fishing Club. The beautiful sunny weather
enhanced the experience.

The program, led by Nancy Durn, Master Angler
Instructor, was filled with fun activities. The
lessons learned included: fish anatomy and senses;
fish identification; introduction to fishing
equipment and casting techniques; tackle box
contents and fish filleting/cleaning. On Thursday
fishing was done from pontoon boats. Fishing
equipment was provided by the Ice Age Center for
those who didn’t have a rod and reel. Carey
Schumaker, owner of Quik Bait, provided the wax
worms and red worms needed for fishing.

The instructors were Jackie Scharfenberg,
Naturalist from the Ice Age Center; Jim and Sharon
Porfilio, Master Angler Instructors; Bob Leidholdt;
Bob Durn, “Mr. Fisherman”; Michael Samens,
Osceola Constable; Charles Benson, Master Angler
Instructor; and Kyle Kosin, Conservation Warden.

On Tuesday, instructors demonstrated and taught
several different aspects of fishing.
Constable Samens told the children about his
duties, fishing regulations and boating safety. He
discussed fish size and daily limits and stressed the

Please see Junior Angler on page 2

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