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Volume 27, Issue 2 Summer 2017

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE -BY M IKE GULBRANDSON

T HE L AKE L INK

Looking out on the main body of Baby Lake the morning of April 7, I saw a sheet of dark gray ice. By the afternoon it had vanished. Baby Lake was officially “ice out. ”The loons had already arrived where ice had pulled away from shore. I have observed the highest occupancy of duck houses with two wood duck couples and three Merganser couples in the near vicinity. Also the usual two mallard pairs are hanging about. A pair of geese have cruised by occasionally, scoping out the neighborhood no doubt. Spring had arrived. We will have a busy summer. Water testing is on the agenda this year. Be prepared to help your lake representatives. We must continue to be diligent in our own conduct with the lakes as well as efforts to educate the public in protecting this 6 lake watershed. The Kid/Baby creek water flow remains strong since the beaver removal. At this time the membership renewal contributions are

approximately 185 members paid which is about where we ended 2016. I hope to see a return to over 200 contributing members as the year 2017 progresses. Our finances have been restored with a recovery of $1,676.74 following a recent guilty plea to theft in 2015. My thanks to the board members for the patience and advice leading to the closing of that chapter. Past years of The Lake Link have seen frequent calls concerning volunteers for staffing. As year 2017 opens, key chair positions are staffed with dedicated and talented volunteers. More Board participation is always welcome so don’t be afraid to meet your neighbors and inquire for a position! We do have positions! We will be looking for a volunteer for Vice President beginning in 2018. This Lake Link is sent to all property owners regardless as to whether you contribute or not. We hope you contribute to the support of our mission statement and also hope to see you at the annual meeting the last Saturday in July!

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

Association News, page 2

Neighborhood News,

pages 3- 6

Man Lake Pizza Party

Welcome Neighbors

Estate Sale

LakeFinder

Feature Story: Paws & Claws,

page 7

Calendar of Events, page 7

It’s Good to Know, page 8

Spearing Ban Update

Cabin Cooking, page 9

Lemon Pie Bars

Who Ya Gonna Call?,

page 10

Classifieds, page 11

Mission Statement: Our mission is to preserve and

improve water quality, fish

habitat, and the well-being of

wildlife in our lakes and

watershed.

If you have any questions or

concerns about your lake, please

contact your lake representative

listed within this newsletter.

Annual 6 Lakes Meeting

Saturday, July 29 Union Congregational Church

Hackensack

8:00 a.m. Registration

9:00 a.m. Meeting

Families welcome

Volume 27, Issue 2 The Lake Link Summer 2017

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Association News

2016-17 Board of Directors Meetings (open to all members)

June 10, 2017 Board Meeting Mike Gulbrandson’s - 9:00 a.m. July 15, 2017 Board Meeting Mike Gulbrandson’s - 9:00 a.m. July 29, 2017 Members’ Annual Meeting UCC Church, Hackensack 8:00 a.m. Registration, 9:00 a.m. Meeting August 26, 2017 Board Meeting Time and place TBD

Agenda items due to the President one week prior to board meetings or bring to meeting

Board Meeting Minutes Summary April 29, 2017 Updated Treasurer’s Report - Lake Association has two funds. One is restricted designated for special projects with a balance of $ 22, 847.79 .The other fund is general with membership dues revenue from 6/1/16 to 4/17/17 at $5,540, 00. (The fiscal year runs January 1 to December 31. Records for 2015 & 2016 were vandalized . Year end 2017 will be first full year to reconstitute treasurer report within fiscal year with matching annual membership dues with annual expenses.) The association takes in about $5, 000 a year in membership dues and closely matches the $5,000 in expenditures. “Pass through” donations are held to donate to Fire & Rescue to be disbursed approximately June. After expenses were paid the balance-to-date of 4/17/17 is $25,287.63. There is a recent restitution order (April 17) of $1,676.74 with those funds expected to be received by the Association the first week of May 2017, which will be added to General funds. Laura Turnacliff made a motion that defines clearly the two accounts to require signature authority of the treasurer and vice president for the Special Projects fund and for the General Funds the president and treasurer. The motion was seconded by Cindy Gulbrandson, co-treasurer and approved.

Annual Audit - At the request of Kathleen Millberg, treasurer, an audit of the association’s financial records was conducted by board members Mike Gulbrandson and Stan Kumpula on April 12, 2017. The report confirms there are no discrepancies spanning the time the current treasurer began and up through March 2017. The record keeping is well organized. A non-binding recommendation was to clip bills to monthly bank statements when filed away.

A motion was made by VP Alkis Michaelidis for audit modifications: to conduct two separate back-ups in June and December and verbal affirmation conveyed from treasurer to president. The motion was seconded by Charley Ready and passed.

Budget Review - Currently there are 194 members in 2017. 150 non-members are in database who will receive 2nd invitation from membership chair, Laura Turnacliff. 2/3 of lakeshore owners in database have joined the Our 6 Lakes Association which is a favorable response. The 2017 budget was predicated on 205 members, it is believed this goal will be achieved before the end of July.

Proposed Budget for 2017 - Balance year ending 2016 was $18, 245.99. Balance 01/21/17 carried forward $22, 505.99, which included membership dues received for 2017. Revenue for 2017 Membership (currently 185) predicted at $5,125.00 Donations for general fund: $ 0, Grants: $0, Donations for Fire and Rescue $750.00. Expenses: Fire and Rescue $750.00, Annual Meeting $570.00, Board Meeting Room $50.00, Membership Drive $600.00, Memberships in other organizations $500.00, Newsletter $1,800.00, Post Office Box $75.00, Beaver Bounty $420.00, Water Testing $700.00, Buoy Placement/Removal/ Repair $550.00, Website $100.00, Meeting Attendance at Other Organizations $0, Contingencies, Matching Funds $0, Lake Emergency Funds $0 Projected Revenue: $5, 375 Projected Expenses: $5, 365

Membership Report - Currently at 194 with 40 new members (31 were 2016 members) and hoping at annual meeting to sign up for 2017. Five lake owners on Little McKeown were sent Fall Lake Link newsletters. It was recommended that Lake Reps reach out to previous members who have not signed up.

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Neighborhood News

MAN LAKE PIZZA PARTY by Linnea Dietrich All Man Lake lakeshore owners and their families are invited to the annual Man Lake pizza party to be held Saturday, June 10 from 11:30 to 2:00 at Gary and Linnea Dietrich's on Buxton Road. Bring your favorite

pizza toppings and we will provide the pizza dough and sauce. After you make your pizza, Linnea will bake it in the Dietrichs' wood fired brick oven. (At 700 degrees it takes only about five minutes!) We will provide salads, water and lemonade, paper plates, cups, utensils and desserts. Please bring lawn chairs for your group. Dress for the weather and hope for sunshine. We look forward to seeing familiar faces and we hope to see new ones as we start the summer at the lake. Please RSVP with our Man Lake representative, Lois Anderson, by calling (612) 275-8806 or email [email protected], or Linnea Dietrich, (612) 810-340 or [email protected]. Also, please let us know how many will be coming so we can make enough pizza crusts. We hope to see all our neighbors in June!

To our super Beaver Ninja,

Brian Laudenbach for his beaver efforts!

We’re Looking For... We’re looking for a few folks to serve on our lake association board and provide items for the annual meeting. If you are able to volunteer or donate a door prize, please contact our association president, Mike Gulbrandson or your lake representative. (Contact information can be found on page 10.) Board Positions Secretary volunteer to start immediately Vice President to start in 2018 Treasurer to start Fall 2017 Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Team Leader Door Prizes Door prizes for the Annual Meeting on July 29, 2017.

Have a great fishing story? We’re always looking for new content for the newsletter. Have a great fishing story? A wonderful family memory at the lake you’d like to share? Send us photos, neighborhood news and articles of interest for submission to the Lake Link. Submit to Sue Ready at [email protected].

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Neighborhood News

Our6lakes.org

Did you like this story? Join “Our 6 Lakes” Facebook page! Go to facebook.com, type in “Our 6 Lakes” in the search bar and click on “+ Join Group.” It is a closed group. We’d love to hear from you and see your photos.

A Double Catch by Mike Gulbrandson

My grandson, Elias, caught this perch over the winter. What is remarkable is about three or four weeks prior to this catch, we lost a hook to a fish bite. Imagine our surprise when we discovered the very same tackle in the anus of this fish. Apparently the fish swallowed the hook and all and it didn't quite make the exit.

Say hello to our new 6 Lake neighbors!

Ron, Stacy, & Shelly Bray on Man Lake

Darlene Skaar Family on Baby Lake

Sandy Dietz Family on McKeown Lake

Have You Visited the Our 6 Lakes Website Recently? You’ll find all kinds of useful information include past newsletters, board minutes, association by-laws and results of

studies done on our lakes. Photos of Our 6 Lakes are most welcome. Thank you to Charley Ready, our volunteer webmaster for managing the site.

Enjoy boating this

summer and

remember to watch

for the buoys!

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Neighborhood News

Estate Sale Closing Two Cabins

4381 Baby Lake Trail (next to public access) Saturday/Sunday July 1 & 2, 2017 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

No Early Sales

• Cash & Carry - All Proceeds Will Be Donated to the Baby Lake Association

• Parking At Public Landing and Walk to Cabins

Boat Accessories – Gas Cans, anchors, Motor Oil, Paddles, Anchors

Steel Boat Lift – You Take/Haul

Tools – From Nuts & Bolts to Sledge Hammers, Saws, Ladder, Cement Blocks

Antiques – Fishing Lures (many in original boxes), Reels (many in original boxes), Figurines, Fishing Poles, Bottles

Huge Amount of Up North Collectibles – Wall Hangings, Knick Knacks, Pictures, Figurines, Baskets

Fishing – Lots of Tackle, Rods & Reels, Nets, Life Jackets, Filet Knives

Furniture – Bunk and Twin Beds, Dressers, Chairs, Recliner Rocker (Lazy Boy) Love Seat, Crib, Lamps, Rugs, Vacuums, Fans

Bedding – Sheets, Blankets, Quilts

Sporting Goods – Tennis Rackets, Badminton, Coleman Camping Stove & Other Camping Equipment

Heaters – Oil and Gas

Lawn Items – Chairs, Rocker, Benches, Seats

Children – Water Toys, Basketball Stand Hoop, Games, Toys

Kitchen – Table & Chairs, Dishes, Stoveware, Cutlery, Pots & Pans

LakeFinder On the Go!

Take the MN DNR's lake information on the go with the LakeFinder mobile website. The LakeFinder contains data for more than 4,500 lakes and rivers throughout Minnesota and this mobile application allows you to get the information on demand with an internet connection. Get lake surveys, depth maps, vegetation reports, water data,

and fishing regulations in the palm of your hand. For more DNR apps, visit the DNR mobile site on their website. To access the LakeFinder on the MN DNR website, visit www.dnr.state.mn.us/lakefind/index.html or search: “LakeFinder - Minnesota DNR.

Books – Fishing, Fiction & Non-Fiction Older Round Top Refrigerator & Older Chest Freezer – Still Work Great

Portable Dog Kennel – Medium Size

Clothing – Adult Men & Women

Wooden Dock Sections and 8 X 10 Wood Lake Platform

http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/lakefind/index.html



Neighborhood News

Bon Voyage!

We wish Mary & Tom Lindquist and Wendell & Lois Jahnke a fond farewell and all the best with their respective moves. You will be missed by your 6 Lakes friends. We really

appreciate all the time and energy all of you have invested in the association over the years. Thank you!

Blue Heron on Baby Lake, April 2016

Male pileated woodpecker showing off his skills to a female.

Pileated woodpecker looking for a mate? Dec. 2016

- All photos submitted by Stan Kumpula

Mary and Tom Lindquist

Wendell and Lois Jahnke



Feature Story: Paws & Claws

Our 6 Lakes Calendar of Events

Board Meeting Sat., June 10 @ 9:00 a.m. Mike Gulbrandson’s 4528 Evergreen Dr. NW

Man Lake Annual Pizza Party Sat., June 10 @ 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Gary & Linnea Dietrich's 4405 Buxton Road NW

Hackensack Flea Market June 14, July 12, August 9 Sacred Heart Catholic Church

McKeown Lake 4th of July Boat Parade Tues., July 4 @ 11:00 a.m. Guests from neighboring lakes welcome!

Baby Lake 4th of July Boat Parade Tues., July 4 @ 11:00 a.m. Meet at Partridge Point Guests from neighboring lakes welcome!

Jahnke Estate Sale July 1 & 2 @ 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 4381 Baby Lake Trail (next to public access)

Sinatra! Music Festival July 7 & 8 @ 7:30 p.m. Hackensack Community Center

Board Meeting Sat. July 15 @ 9:00 a.m. Mike Gulbrandson’s

Annual 6 Lakes Meeting Sat., July 29 @ 9:00 a.m. UCC Church, Hackensack

Northwoods Art & Book Festival Sat., August 12 @ 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. HCC & United Congregational Church

Board Meeting Sat., August 26th Time and place to be determined

By now, nearly everyone is gearing up for summer. Boats are in the lake, some folks have enjoyed a few meals of fish, and there is that early summer anticipation of great days ahead. This is true at Paws and Claws Rescue and Resort, as well. As we prepare to open the doors of our shelter for the first time, we are working hard to put the final touches on a shelter-kennel operation that will help connect homeless animals with caring families throughout the area and beyond. It is a dream come true for many in our area who have contributed time and effort to help make Paws and Claws a unique and sustainable project. We are especially pleased with the potential our shelter facility has to provide animal support services not always found in rural areas. By having a boarding facility and grooming facility to help offset the costs of our shelter services, and an energy efficient building design that will help sustain our programming, we are hoping to make a positive impact on our area for generations to come. Our building will gather passive solar light and heat; we will generate electricity with our solar array that will help offset the electrical energy we do use; and our overall construction will reduce heat loss in the winter and help us keep our cool air inside the building in the summer. These features will be supported by a sophisticated air management system that will help keep our animals and staff safe and make our building a pleasant environment for the animals that live there and the people who visit. Paws and Claws will be a fun place to visit and a great place to look for your next canine or feline family member. For the very latest developments about Paws and Claws events, or to learn more about our boarding rates and grooming services, check out our website at www.pawsandclawsrr.org or find us on Facebook Facebook.com\pawsandclawsrr.org. In addition to our soft opening in June, we invite you to attend our grand opening on July 7th and 8th. If you have questions or would like additional information about volunteering or donating to Paws and Claws please contact Executive Director Jim Clark at 218-675-7423 or at [email protected].

http://www.pawsandclawsrr.org



It’s Good to Know

Spearing Ban Update By Mike Gulbrandson

On March 14, 2017, board members Stan Kumpula, Chuck Millberg and President Mike Gulbrandson met with DNR Fisheries Manager Doug Schultz, Walker, MN. A pleasant, informal and wide ranging informative discussion ensued. A few weeks previously, our association was contacted by Rep. Sandy Layman (House) seeking our input regarding a lobbyist effort to lift the Northern Pike ice spearing ban on Baby Lake. The Dark House and Angling Society is seeking to lift the spearing ban. It has transpired that this organization has been successful over the past several years in lifting spearing bans on all lakes except Baby Lake. Sandy Layman declined to support MDAA and no bill has yet passed the House. The DNR instituted spearing bans on 26 lakes in the early 1970s in order to protect brooding stock of Muskies. Baby Lake is the last lake with a spearing ban. Our association has long opposed lifting the spearing ban. As president, I have continued the opposition on behalf of the association. It is worth a visit to the website mndarkhouse.org of the Minnesota Darkhouse & Angling Association (MDAA). I lifted this line from their website: “...those who practice responsible harvest are no longer willing to stand by and allow their rights to be trampled by those who would like Minnesota's waters to be dominated by a ‘catch and release’ mentality.” Spearing dark house sales were between $15-20K annually from 1990-2013 and between $20-25K since 2014. The uptick coincided with a license fee reduction, removal of spearing bans from most other waters and the opening of Mille Lacs to spearing. The DNR website advises that

Minnesota has 5400 fishable lakes, so it seems reasonable that one of these 5400 lakes could keep using any fish management tool deemed necessary without trampling any rights. Doug indicated that electronic citation records on the spearing of Muskies began being kept in 2015 and there have been two citations issued - one of which was on Leech Lake. I searched the MDAA website seeking advice on how to identify Muskies vs. Pike in a spearing Dark House environment and did not see any “tips” offered. On another topic, the DNR has proposed a three-zone management model for Northern Pike. The largest zone covers the central state area that includes our six lakes. Our lake system is healthy with appropriate size and reproduction classes. However other lakes in Minnesota have significant issues with “hammer handle” pike. What is proposed would

be a 22-26 inch protected slot, in which the winter spearers would be granted one “oops” fish inside that slot. Up to 10 fish could be kept on certain lakes. All this is a proposal before the State House of Representatives and is not yet fact. We talked about our walleye stocking and how it was tweaked over the years based on follow-up tabulated test nettings. It was clear that stocking walleye fry in the 1970-80s was not

effective in fish “recruitment,” whereas switching to fingerlings is working. The DNR determined that 1 pound of fingerling fish to the littoral acre (roughly 20 to the pound) had the best growth rate. Studies in Baby Lake indicated increasing to 2 lbs. resulted in overload of the growth system, yielding smaller fish. The best “bang for the buck” was using 1 pound to the acre. I have invited Doug or one of his associates to serve as a guest speaker at our annual meeting on July 29, 2017.

Boat Parades @ 11am

McKeown & Baby Lakes

All welcome!

http://mndarkhouse.org/



Cabin Cooking

Spring Special: Lemon Pie Bars by Sue Ready

Cook's notes: Fresh lemons brighten this dessert and the crunch of a cookie almond crust makes it irresistible. Coconut and almonds can be toasted ahead at 350 degrees for 5 minutes. A food processor works well for making cookie crumb pie crust.

Ingredients: Pie crust 1/4 cup each toasted flaked coconut and almonds 2 cups finely ground vanilla wafers 2 TB. granulated sugar 1/4 tsp. cinnamon 3-4 TB. melted butter

Pie filling: 1- 14 oz. can sweetened condensed milk 1/4 cup + 2 TB. heavy cream 5 large egg yolks 1 pinch salt 1 tsp. lemon zest 2/3 cup fresh lemon juice 1 TB. powdered sugar

Whipped Cream Topping: 1 cup heavy cream, whipped 2 TB. powdered sugar, to taste ¼ tsp. almond extract Grated lemon zest

Directions: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Lightly grease an 8 by 8-inch baking dish.

In a food processor add cookie crumbs, melted butter, granulated sugar, cinnamon, toasted coconut and almonds. Pulse a few times until mixture is evenly moistened. Press mixture into an even layer in prepared baking dish. Bake 8 minutes in preheated oven. Remove from oven and cool completely (about 30 minutes).

To a large mixing bowl add, sweetened condensed milk, 1/4 cup + 2 TB. heavy cream, egg yolks, salt, lemon zest, lemon juice and beat mixture until well blended. Pour into cooled crust.

Bake in preheated 350 degree oven for 28 minutes, or until edges appear set and middle still slightly jiggles. Cool at room temperature 1 hour, then cover and chill 3 - 4 hours, until set. Cut into bars and top each serving with whipped cream topping and grated lemon zest. Store leftovers bars in refrigerator.

Lake Link - Currently being assembled with target publication the week before Memorial Day. Bio articles of board members needed and 4th of July lake parade time and dates needed.

Lake Rep Reports - Norman Wieland (McKeown) said there are two sets of loons and 1 loon nest. Man has two loon nests.

Buoy Status - Buoys are out by Wheeler Marine but correct placement has not been documented.

Staffing - Vice President (January 1, 2018) Secretary (Immediate vacancy) Treasurer (Fall 2017)

Winter Spearing on Baby Lake - Board has reaffirmed their stance to support the ban on winter spearing on Baby Lake.

Annual Meeting - July 29, 2017, Door prizes will be needed again.

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Who Ya Gonna Call?

Board Members & Lake Representatives

The Lake Link Submittal Policy Stories, articles and comments submitted by members are strongly encouraged and welcomed. They may be printed in the newsletter depending on available space and the appropriateness of the subject matter and content. The submitted material may be edited to fit the available space and will be attributed to the person submitting the material. The editor makes the final decision as to whether or not the submitted material will be published in the newsletter. No politically oriented content will be published. Opinions or positions contained in submitted articles do not reflect the association’s policies or points of view.

Mike Gulbrandson - President 4528 Evergreen Dr. NW Hackensack, MN 56452 218-682-2760

Alkis Michaelidis - Vice President 11300 86th Avenue N Maple Grove, MN 55369 Cell: 612-799- 4851

Ron Jandura - Past President 1860 40th Street NW Hackensack, MN 56452 Lake: 218-682-3082 Florida Home:352-873-9055

Kathleen Millberg - Treasurer Send Mail to: P. O. Box 86 Hackensack, MN 56452

Melissa Halverson - Co-Secretary 20593 Hampshire Way Lakeville, MN 55044 651-503-3940

Dana Lehto - Co-Secretary 305 16th Avenue SE St. Cloud, MN 56304 320-249-3113

Laura Turnacliff - Membership Chair [email protected]

Stan Kumpula - Lakes Mgmt. Team Leader 4168 Interlachen Dr. NW Hackensack, MN 56452 218-682-2026

Randy Turnacliff - Water Quality Team Leader 4422 Buxton Rd NW Hackensack, MN 56452 Cell: 612-412-7054 Home: 218-262-2122

John Poor - Co-Chair of Fisheries Team 1697 Partridge Lane Hackensack, MN 56452 Cell: 305-803-2461

John Jensen - Co-Chair of Fisheries Team Cell: 507-271-2474

Rob Chapman - Baby Lake Rep. 19831 Everhill Avenue Farmington, MN 55024 Lake: 218-682-3461 Home: 651-463-4720

Chuck & Kathleen Millberg - Baby Lake Reps. 4567 Evergreen Trail NW Hackensack, MN 56452 218-682-3938

Brian & Monica Laudenbach Co-Kid Lake Reps 143 Cheval Drive Sartell, MN 56377 320-248-4907

Lois Anderson - Man Lake Rep. 145 Choctaw Circle Chanhassen, MN 55317 Cell: 612-275-8806

Norm Wieland - McKeown Lake Rep. 4167 Tall Timber Trail, NW Hackensack, MN 56452 218-682-2352

Chuck Naeckel - Kerr Lake Rep. 1585 County 5 Hackensack, MN 56452 563-332-1905

Dave Rueter - Lost Lake Rep. 12256 Lakeview Drive N Maple Grove, MN 55369

Charley Ready - Web Master Our6lakes.org 4668 Evergreen Trail NW Hackensack, MN 56452 218-682-2562

Sue Ready - Newsletter [email protected]

Mike & Lanet Johnson - Lakeledger [email protected] 3914 Perry Avenue N Robbinsdale, MN 55422 (Mike) 612-201-4915 (Lanet) 952-807-8264 AIS Team Leader - OPEN Secretary - OPEN Treausure - OPEN (effective Fall 2017) Vice President - OPEN (effective Jan. 2018)

ALL LISTED INDIVIDUALS ARE CONSIDERED ASSOCIATION BOARD MEMBERS. PLEASE ATTEND ALL BOARD FUNCTIONS. YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS ARE VERY IMPORTANT!



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Hackensack, MN 56452

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Classifieds

Wayne’s Mowing Service - Mowing jobs wanted in the lake

association area -

Call to make arrangements

Wayne Molstead (218) 682-2065, after May 15

(218) 232-2924, during winter

For Sale: Brute Electric Generator 7000

Watts, New in 2016. Used during August

2016 storm outage. New was $789. Will

accept reasonable offer. Moving and won't

need. Email: [email protected].

For Sale: Smaller Cast Iron Wood

Stove, Great Shape, $68 or other

reasonable offer.

Email: [email protected].

Boat For Sale – 16’ Aluminum Lund Rebel 1990, Floor Decking, Live Well, Rod Storage, 2 gas tanks, 40 HP Electric Start, Johnson (Oil Injection, Tilt & Trim, Recently Tuned-Up), Minnkota Trolling Motor, Boat Cover, 1992 EZ Load Shorelander Trailer (good tires). $1999 Phone: 507-301-4565





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