MMC Feb 2016 Newslet..

Monthly meetings are held at: Village Sportsman Club, 115th St.
and Laramie Avenue, Alsip, Illinois, on the second Thursday of
each month, starting at 7:30 p.m. Call 708-532-4374 for more
information; visit us on the web at www.midwestmuskyclub.com
PRESIDENT: John Sutton, 773-852-5558;[email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT: Keith Cortopassi, [email protected]
SECRETARY: Larry Downes, 630-302-0759, [email protected]
TREASURER: Dan Quenzel, [email protected]
1st SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: Kyle Savino, [email protected]
2nd SERGEANT-AT ARMS: Paul Kann, [email protected]
DIRECTOR (Membership)(Dec 2016): Jim Kwiatt, 708-687-1866; [email protected]
DIRECTOR (Merchandise)(Dec 2015): Jason Combs, 708-404-7407; [email protected]
DIRECTOR (Club Outings)(Dec 2016): Tom Jennings,815-469-3601; [email protected]
DIRECTOR (Web Master)(Dec 2016): Casey Ceponis, 847-358-3420;[email protected]
DIRECTOR (Food)(Dec 2015): Stan Lowczyk, 773-972-6634; [email protected]
Est. 1977
Thursday, JANUARY 7th @ 7:30 PM
Midwest Musky Club presents Gregg Thomas - Thursday, Feb 4th 7:30PM Alsip,
IL. Gregg will be at the Village Sportsman’s Club to talk about 'Electronics and
Jigging for Musky.' It should be a good one.
Come on out and join us at the Village Sportsman's Club in Alsip, IL. It's also our
Annual Chili Cookoff! We get some delicious entries. Guests are always
welcome and admission is FREE. Food is FREE and Domestic beer buckets are 6
for $14. Multiple raffles and split the pot every month. Win a 8HP Mercury Motor!
Our meetings start at 7:30PM. Food is usually out by 7 and beer is always
available at the bar.
Thanks and Hope to see you there!
Village Sportsman's Club
5201 W. 115th Street
Alsip, IL 60803
It's on the corner of Laramie and 115th Street.
Items of Interest to Midwest Musky Club Members
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Tinley Park Show Help February 13-14! - Just getting the word out that we could use some more help at
the Tinley Park H. S. show February 13-14. Selling our motor raffle tickets at these shows is our life blood
to the entire year and keeping the club going. Any amount of time you can offer would be great and you
would be reimbursed the show entry fee by the club if you so choose. We'd love to get 5-6 guys for each
time slot. The more the merrier, really! Please contact John Sutton if your interested at
[email protected] or reach to any of the board members at the meeting this week. You can reply to
me also and I will get you signed up.
Club Outings – For all of the outings, contact Tom Jennings for details (815) 469-3601.
Club Ice Fishing Outing – Probable date is February 6th. The day before the Superbowl. Kieth has the lead
on this one and more details will be available soon.
Annual MMC Motor Raffle – Tickets were distriduted at the December 10th meeting and sales are
underway. We purchased an 8HP Mercury 4 stroke from Cabela’s.
Cabelas Captains Weekend – February 27-28 is Cabelas Captain’s Weekend. Details to come.
Future Monthly Speakers – Gregg Thomas will be our February 4th speaker, March 3rd TBD, and the
Coast Guard will be our April 7th speaker.
Lure drive for our annual fundraiser. Bring in a new lure for a chance to win a MMC t-shirt. One free
chance for every lure turned in.
MMC Merchandise - Check out our new club shirts at the monthly meeting. Shirts are $10 and
embroidered hats. See Jason Combs for additional information.
Wisconsin River fishing trip April 1-3 - Walleye, Smallmouth, Sturgeon, MuskieRivers Edge Resort 30
Cty Hwy A Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965 http://www.riversedgeresort.com/ Boat rental and boat ramp. 608254-7707. Back in the day the club used to go here. It’s a nice way to start out the year. There a nice
restaurant and bar on the premises. Along with boat rental and bait store. Any questions call me. Tom
Jennings 815-483-1205. Email [email protected]
Chili Cook off – Our annual Chili Cook-Off winner is Wayne Bulthius! Congrats!
Newly Elected Board Members – Paul Kann - 2nd Sergeant at Arms, Jason Combs - Director of
Merchandise, Dan Quenzel - Treasurer, Stan Lowicz - Director of Food.
Peggy Stienhausen-She unexpectedly passed away from surgical complications. She was a former secretary
back in the founding years of the club. The club signed a card and sent a monetary donation to her husband
Rol to be used according to the family.
Membership Renewal – EARLY BIRD SPECIAL – Get 1 FREE raffle ticket if you renew by the
February meeting.
MMC Flea Market February 20th – It will be at the club 7AM-12PM upstairs and down, 8 foot table
rental is $25, and $2 entry fee at the door. We could use every ones help in spreading the word to all
your fisherman friends. This could grow into a huge success for the club thru the years. (FLYER
BELOW) Contact:Kyle Savino, [email protected] for additional information.
Coast Guard Boat Check April 9th 8AM-12PM – in the club parking lot. Get your boat safety checked
and certified by the Coast Guard. They are the monthly speaker on 4/7.
Coast Guard Classes – get certified as a Captain at the Club. 2 classes and a test are required. Total cost
$25 for everything. Each class is 6 hours long and a one hour test. The dates secured are February 21 and
27 for the classes Andy the test date is March 5th all at the Sportsmans Club. Potential times are 9AM-3PM
or 10AM-4PM. More details later! See Kyle if you have questions. Kyle Savino,
[email protected]
Tackle Industries NEW Telescopic Musky Rods- 9’6” 10’ and 10’6” lengths will be available next week
and will retail for about $195 and can be shipped. tackleindustries.com
Team Rhino Outdoors – a new on-line tackle shop with many custom colors of the hottest lures.
teamrhinooutdoors.com
Musky Tackle Online – a great place to shop for your musky needs and Aaron keeps all the hottest lures
and colors in stock. I’ve been on board with MTO since it began about 5 years ago. Best regular prices
anywhere on even the hottest lures. FREE ship on a $75 purchase, and we all know how easy it is to spend
that. Check it out. https://www.muskytackleonline.com/
World Record Muskie release Program Announced
Muskie First
Published December 11, 2015
MuskieFirst (www.muskiefirst.com) announces the "World Record Muskie Release" program. MuskieFirst's Steve Worrall has
agreed to sanction, on the MuskieFirst web site, a forward-thinking category to recognize and maintain the World Record for
released muskies. Today's conservation minded Muskie anglers overwhelmingly believe that a super fish need not be killed to
be recognized by the angler's peer's, if accurately documented.
MuskieFirst has "commissioned" (pro-bono) Muskie Historian Larry Ramsell, two term past President of Muskie's, Inc.
International, to develop the guidelines for this program using his vast muskie record knowledge and data base of very large
kept and released muskellunge. Ramsell, author of three editions of "A Compendium of Muskie Angling History", developed the
world record program as World Record's Secretary for the National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame (NFWFHF) in the 1970's,
and was for 30 plus years, the Hall's World Record Advisor. Ramsell also served as a Representative of the International Game
Fish Association (IGFA) for 16 years for Muskie related matters. He is currently the Founder and Chairman of the Modern Day
Muskellunge World Record Program (www.modernmuskierecords.org), although this MuskieFirst release program will be a
separate entity.
This program came about after a monster Muskie was caught and released on Mille Lacs Lake, Minnesota on November 25th,
2015, by Dominic Hoyos fishing with Dean Block. The giant fish measured 55 inches long on a proper bump (measuring) board
and had an amazing girth measurement of 30 inches, properly taken with a soft measuring tape around the fattest part of the
fish's body. The manner and professionalism of documenting this great catch triggered the motivation to develop this long
desired release world record program. These two anglers set the bar of documentation extremely high with great photographs of
the measuring of length and girth and full body photo shots from different angles, as well as taking a video of the actual live
release of this magnificent fish.
While the exact weight of the released Muskie will never be known, Ramsell spent several days researching fish formulas on the
Internet and reviewing four more prominently known formulas for calculating the weight of a muskellunge using length and girth.
None of the known formulas were considered accurate enough to be used as they were, so Ramsell used his data file of
recently captured, weighed and released and captured and kept muskies in the weight caliber range of the Hoyos/Block fish to
modify a known formula to more closely conform to the known fish weights in this data base. This new formula, now known as
"The Modified Crawford Formula" (L X G/25 minus 8) is simplistic in its use and extremely accurate throughout the data base
range of weights used (from 53 to 61.25 pounds) without under stating fish weight. In addition, over stating of fish weight was
extremely minimal with this new formula on this data base, ranging from +.16 pounds to +.68 pounds or .29% to 1.1% of actual
fish weight. None were under stated, a previous problem with the original formula, where the "minus" number was 10.
The "Mille Lacs Queen"(http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=106545&posts=100&start=1) will take
its place as the MuskieFirst World Record Muskie Release and the weight "estimate" will be listed at 58.00 pounds. It is the only
known large Muskie release to be so completely documented to date. Congratulations to the team of Dominic Hoyos and Dean
Block on a tremendous accomplishment!
World Release Record requirements:
You asked for it and now you've got it! Steve noted that I would chime in with much more detail, although there isn't really a lot
more to detail. Quite simply, to qualify one only need to capture, DOCUMENT FULLY as did Dean and Dominic, a giant that
calculates to over 58 pounds using the "Modified Crawford Formula" (L X G/25 -8). This formula is easy to use quickly, and is as
near accurate as humanly possible for fish of this caliber without understating fish weight. Nothing is perfect in this regard and it
is still an "estimate", but it is an estimate that will be the same for all, based on fish measurement.
Proper, commercial bump (measuring) boards must be used for length measurement and a soft tape for girth measurement that
is readable in a photograph. Obviously photographs equal to or greater than those obtained by Dean and Dominic are required,
i.e., distant and close ups of both measurement and the close ups must be readable as well as a good shot of the fish being
held...Dean and Dominic set the bar very high in this regard and left no doubt of the mammoth size of their fish.
And here is what I think you will find to be an interesting kicker; Should there be any questions or concerns of future contenders,
YOU, the registered members of the MuskieFirst forum, will in effect, be the program Committee and will vote thumbs up or
thumbs down on a questionable entry!
When a friend first called and asked me if we wanted to get involved in establishing a release world record, I said "Absolutely
not! Are you out of your "frigging" (or something like that) mind?" But after stewing on it for a couple of days, I could see that
there just might be a way to make it work on released muskies; something the majority have been clamoring for, for years. And
here we are...we hope you all approve and that this program will continue to save untold numbers of giant muskies, while at the
same time giving them their just recognition...
Larry Ramsell
Your current World Record Muskie Release. “The Mille Lacs Queen” 55”x30”
UNOFFICIAL?? BUT I think this is the biggest MMC Musky of the year! Kyle Savino 51.5” musky!
Kyle had another 50incher earlier in the year. So basically he BEATY himself out for the top spot!
Midwest Musky Club’s
Inaugural Winter Swap Meet
Saturday February, 20th 2016
Village Sportsmen’s Club – 5201 W 115th St, Alsip, IL 6080
Setup at 7:00am – Doors open at 8:00am – Sales from 8:00am-Noon
NO PRE-SALES
ADMISSION: $2 per Person
*Door Prize Giveaways.
*All sales are final and MMC is not responsible for any items bought, sold or traded.
*Fishing, Hunting, Boating and Camping related equipment only.
(NO sales of Firearms or Ammunition allowed)
Do you have any used Fishing, Hunting, Boating or Camping equipment that you would like to
get rid of? Then this is the perfect place for you to make a little extra CASH.
8 foot tables: $25.00
Limited Tables Available
For more information or to reserve a table please contact Kyle:
Cell: 708-275-6947
www.midwestmuskyclub.com
Midwest Musky Club’s
Annual Motor Raffle
March 3, 2016 @ 7:30PM
Village Sportsman’s Club, 5201 W. 115th St. Alsip, IL.
FOR TICKETS!
SEE ANY MMC
CLUB
MEMBER!
OR PURCHASE
NIGHT OF THE
FUNDRAISRER!
TICKETS!
$1 EACH or
6 TICKETS
FOR $5
Grand Prize- 8 HP Mercury
Motor
1st Prize- $300 2nd Prize- $200 3rd Prize- $100
www.midwestmuskyclub.com facebook.com/midwestmuskyclub
FOOD
FREE
ADMISSION
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EXTRA BIG RAFFLES *
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
CASH BAR
Bob Taylor 11/12/2015
Central Illinois Musky’s
BIOGRAPHY
IMTT Vice President
Has won several IMTT Tournaments during the last decade and most recently the fall 2015
IMTT Championship on the Fox Chain by going against the norm by (small baits best on the
chain) using big baits, 10" Jakes and a Daredevil. That's right, a spoon won it!
GENERAL LIKES/TIPS
Cortland line 80-100lb
180 lb Flouro Carbon leaders for throwing rubber, less tangles and no bent wire leaders, the
invisibility really means nothing to him. Doesn't see much difference in fish production using
flouro vs wire.
During fall turnover conditions on any lake when it gets ugly: Bob says go shallow where
turnover doesn't take place. Some fish will always remain shallow.
Clear lakes natural colors
Perch based forage lakes - Best color: Firetiger
FAVORITE LAKES
Overall: 1) McMaster 2) Evergreen 3) Prairie 4) Bannermarsh 5) Spring
By Season: Spring - 1) Spring Lake, Evergreen 2) Mid Summer - McMaster, Prairie, 3) Late
Summer thru fall - Prairie, Evergreen.
Many of these lakes have special waterfowl restrictions, and closures to fishing. McMaster
closed to all fishing. Prairie morning hours closed to fishing
McMaster Lake - 160 acre gem of a lake with ultra clear water and visibility to 25'. Points,
islands, and 15' weed lines. Lots of deep timber and shoreline lay downs which all hold fish.
40'-55' drop offs common. The shallow area of the lake has lots of small fish in the weeds, but if
you want a large fish stay in the basin area. He says there's a fish in every lay down, they just
don't always come out, but there there. Keep coming back to all your good spots or marked fish.
Timing is everything sometimes.
GOOD SPOTS: North end 15' weed lines. West side bays 15' weed line. The lake has 50" class
fish. Bob has seen a bunch and witnessed a few caught. Lost a 50+ near the dam on a
black/orange pounder. BEST COLORS: crappie, black/orange LARGE BAITS: 10" Jakes, get
them down 10-12' and twitch it the rest of the way in. Mag dawgs do well and pounders once in
a while. Jerk them up and down rather than side pulls. The lake is closed during waterfowl
season, opens back up February 2.
Prairie Lake - COLORS: black/orange rubber, bull dawgs, medusas. This is his favorite fall
lake. Good chance at. 48"+ Muskie. September to ice up, best lake in Illinois.
Bannermarsh Lake - 2nd best fall lake till ice up.
Evergreen Lake - Thickest muskies in Illinois. GOOD SPOT: Under the Power lines, there is
usually a huge weed flat and holds a lot of muskies. It didn't grow for some odd reason in 2015.
Hopefully it will be back.
Fox Chain - fish will hang out on that shallow sand bar between Katherine and Channel.
Kinkaid Lake - in the springtime when the water is muddy, spinner baits worked slowly.
FISHING SHOW SCHEDULE
January 28-31 Schaumburg Outdoor Show
February 13-14 Tinley Park Fishing Show
February 20 Midwest Musky Club Flea
Market, at the Sportsman's Club
March 3, Rolling Meadows High School Fishing
Show
U.S Coast Guard Auxiliary
Allen Bates (25 years)
(Notes from April 9, 2015)
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Allen served in the Navy on the LSV 34
If you were born after 1989 you have to have a boating license in Illinois to have a boat
As of January 1st any boat towing on the water you must have an orange flag up: skiers, tubes,
anything
You need to be 17 years of age to join the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Boat letter on the boat need to be a minimum of 3” and be contrasting colored block letters and be
on the bow
Always have your boaters registration and your drivers license on you when in the boat
Life Jackets – You have to be 16 years of age to use a cartridge type and be able to swim. This type
of jacket does not keep your head above water should you be unconscious. Type ll the old
fashioned orange neck variety does.
Boats that are moving – all kids under 13 must have a life jacket on
In Illinois you must have 3 flares on board the boat
In Michigan flair guns are considered weapons but there ok in Illinois. If you have a flair gun and
our asked in Michigan about flairs, don’t declare the gun
Your fire extinguisher gauge must be in the green or you need to replace it
You must have a noise make – whistle, horn, bell
2015 Illinois Muskie Stocking Report
Summarized by Ray Thompson
Table 2
Body of Water
Argyle
Busse
Canton
Canvasback
Carlton
Dale State
Deep
Diamond
Eagle
Evergreen
Fox Chain
Fox Chain
George
Goldeneye
Hennipen-Hopper
Independence Grove
Johnson Sauk Trail
Kinkaid
Lake of the Woods
McMaster
Mallard
Mill Creek
Mingo
Number
95
840
252
53
76
301
28
301
203
928
2,002
475
167
53
378
112
61
2,002
28
137
91
368
172
Size
11.9”
11.9”
11.9”
11.9”
11.4”
11.9”
11.9”
11.9”
11.9”
11.9”
11.4”
12”
11.4”
11.9”
11.9”
11.9”
11.4
11.4”
11.9”
11.9”
11.9”
11.9”
11.9”
Date
9/2
9/2
9/3
9/1
8/27
9/1
9/3
8/27
9/1
9/1
8/26
10/9
8/27
9/1
9/3
9/2
8/27
8/26
9/1
9/3
9/2
9/1
9/1
Otter
767
11.4”
8/27
Pana
150
11.9”
9/1
163
186
319
348,761
163,883
29,220
447
18,731
13,294
7,102
6,969
2,002
2,111
280
200
378
5
11.4”
11.9”
11.4”
fry
fry
1.8”
12”
2.2”
3.4”
4.3”
10.5”
11.4”
11.9”
11.9”
11.4”
11.9”
14”
8/27
9/2
8/27
4/20
4/23
5/21
5/21
5/28
6/9
6/30
8/24
8/26
9/2
9/2
8/27
9/1
9/22
Pierce
Schuy-Rush
Shabbona
Shelbyville
Shelbyville
Shelbyville
Shelbyville
Shelbyville
Shelbyville
Shelbyville
Shelbyville
Shelbyville
Shelbyville
Spring
Spring (North)
Spring (North)
Spring (North)
Remarks
Donated by FRV-WI strain
From Spirit Lake Hatchery, IA
McDonough Co.
Staunton
Storey
Sule
Super
87
137
80
231
11.4”
11.9”
11.4”
11.9”
8/26
9/3
8/27
9/1
Midwest Musky Club’s
2016 Fishing Trip Series
RELEASE OF LIABILITY
(Read before signing)
Club Member’s
Name (Please Print):_____________________________________
IN CONSIDERATION for participating in the Club’s trips:
1.) I am aware of the inherent risk associated with fishing and boating, including but not limited to the risks of
collisions with other boats and stationary objects in and around the lake, including rocks, reefs, or piers or other
vehicles and trailers at landing areas. I am familiar with other risk up to and including death by drowning associated
with rough water, changing weather conditions, heavy winds and lighting storms. I expressly assume all risks
associated with this Club sponsored fishing trip and I hereby release the Midwest Musky Club, its Board of
Directors, and others associated with the club from all claims of my negligence resulting from injury and/or
property damages incurred in connection with my personal decision to participate in these fishing trips of 2016.
2.) I knowingly and freely assume all such risks, both known and unknown, and assume full responsibility for my
participation; and
3.) I will comply with the rules and regulations associated with the Club sponsored fishing trip; and
4.) I for myself and on behalf of my heirs, assigns, personal representatives, and next of kin, hereby release,
indemnify and hold harmless the Midwest Musky Club and its Board of Directors (“Releasees”), with respect to any
and all injury, disability, death, of loss of damage to person or property, whether caused by the negligence of the
Releasees or otherwise, to the fullest extent permitted by law.
I have read this release of liability and assumption of risk agreement, fully understand its terms, understand that
I have given up substantial rights by signing it, and sign it freely and voluntarily without any inducement.
Signature:
X
FOR
________________________________________Date Signed: ___
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PARTICIPANTS OF MINORITY AGE:
Minority aged participant’s name (Please Print):______________________________________
(Under age 18 at Time of 2016 Fishing Trip Start)
This is to certify that I, as parent/guardian of this participant, do consent and agree to his/her indemnification,
release and hold harmless as provided above Releasees, and I, myself and behalf of my heirs, assigns and next of
kin, hereby release, indemnify and hold harmless the Releasees from any and all claims incident to my child’s
involvement in these Club sponsored fishing trips even if arising out of the negligence of the Releasees, to the
fullest extent permitted by law.
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(Parent/Guardian Signature)
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Midwest Musky Club
Catch and Release Form
Member Name:
Print
LENGTH:
am
AM
PM
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Time fish caught:
Date
fish caught:
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Lake / River
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Check One↓
inches
Pure
MUSKY
→
State or Province
Tiger / Hybrid
Name:
→
Fish Released?
Guided Trip?
Y
N
Y
N
Weight Optional:
lbs.
MUSKY
ozs.
Name of Guide:
→
Northern Pike
→
Walleye
→ Largemouth Bass
Check all that apply:
Casting
Shoreline
Open Water
→ Smallmouth Bass
Trolling
Rocks
Weeds
→ Salmon / Lake Trout
Jigging
Docks
Timber - Stumps
→ Crappie
Sucker
Lure Name or Type:
Color?
Additional Comments:
AFFIDAVITS AND REQUIREMENTS OF SUBMITTER & WITNESS:
● We hereby declare and certify that the above disclosed information is true and and accurate. We
further understand that any falsified information will DISQUALIFY BOTH the submitter & the witness
from any fishing awards issued by the Midwest Musky Club.
● All fish must be caught during the current calendar year. Forms must be submitted to the MWMC
Outing's Director no later than January of the following year.
● Submitter will make best effort to provide a hard copy photograph and/or eMail a digital photo to the
MWMC Outings Director.
Printed name of WITNESS:
Submit this completed form with photos to:
WITNESS Signature:
SUBMITTER (member) Signature:
Tom Jennings
206 GRANT
Frankfort, IL
60423
[email protected]
(815) 483-1205
Midwest Musky Club’s
Spring - Round Lake Trip
May 20-22, 2016
This year’s Cost will be
lodging.
$60.00
per person for 2 nights
This Fee Must be PAID in FULL by
April 15, 2016.
In Order to Secure your Bed for this Trip. Payments can
be made ASAP.
Get your groups together & take a cabin for
$360.00
I want to secure as many of the 4 cabins available.
Make Checks payable to:
Send them to Rich at:
Thanks,
Rich
Richard Bohne
5320 S. Nashville Ave.
Chicago, IL 60638
BRING FIREWOOD
BRING FIREWOOD
ONLY WOOD THAT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE A TREE
(No branches or tree trunks)
SKIDS, LUMBER CUT OFFS, BROOM STICKS, ETC.
May 20 to 22, 2016
Sept. 30 to Oct. 2, 2016
DIRECTIONS:
Take I-94 into Michigan, EXIT 30 (Napier Rd. - M-152 ). Turn Right & take M152 East TO CR-690 (At the Gas Station). Turn Right on CR-690 & Proceed
to Hillside Dr. (Hillside is about 1 mile south of M-152). Turn Right into
Round Lake Chalets Resort.
HHQ:
Round Lake Chalets (1-616-687-9227)
Other Facilities:
Vorreyer’s Cottages (1-616-424-5562) Call for Info.
Little Crooked Cabins (1-616-424-6294) Call for Info.
Land of Lakes Campground (1-616-424-5070) Call for Info.
TACKLE:
Wal-Mart, Meijer & K-Mart in Benton Harbor 49022. Licenses available on
the Internet, www.mdnr-elicense.com.
Miles Bait-Tackle, 1609 Reeder, Benton Harbor MI, 40922
Phone 1-269-925-8210
FOOD:
Bring your own.
Restaurants are in the area.
LAKE:
194 ACRES, MAX DEPTH 30 FT., MUSKY, BASS, PANFISH, ETC. MOTOR
TROLLING PERMITTED. (Bass season is not open in the Spring).
PERSONAL
ITEMS:
ACCOM.
AVAILABLE:
TOWELS, WASH CLOTHS, SOAP, TOOTH BRUSHES, SLEEPING BAGS,
PILLOWS, BEVERAGE OF YOUR CHOICE, SNACKS, AND BREAKFAST &
DINNER ITEMS, IF SO DESIRED, ETC. WE MAY GO OUT FOR DINNER (on
Friday and/or Saturday).
4 CABINS with 6 BEDS - 4 COUCHES and 4 Closets NOT SPOKEN FOR.
Call Rich Bohne for availability at 1-773-229-0473.
Please support our sponsors
(cntl + click to follow the link to our Sponsors)
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Larry Downes – Secretary
Downers Grove, IL 60516
To:
Midwest Musky Club Merchandise For Sale
Club Patches: Large Patch, $12.00; Small Patch, $3.00
Denim Shirts: Long Sleeved or short with club logo and name on front, $30.00
Hooded Sweatshirts: With zipper and with club logo on back, $25.00
Sweatshirts: Crew neck with club logo on back, $20.00
Long-sleeve T-shirts: With club logo sleeves and back, $25.00
T-shirts: With pocket and club logo on back, $10.00
Baseball Style Hats: Embroidered with club logo, $15.00
Knitted Skull Caps: Embroidered with club logo, $10.00
Mugs: $3.00; Can Wrap: $3.00: Vinyl Club Stickers: 3 for $5.00
Call Stan Lowczyk at 773-972-6634; e-mail –
Name on shirt of your choice, $5.00.
[email protected]
Logo on shirt of your choice, $10.00
Items will usually be available at the meetings but call Stan for
any items of special interest.
These items are available at little or no profit to the club.