White Tail Inn Fishing Club

Date:        June 7 and 8, 2008

Time:        8:00pm Saturday to 6:00am Sunday.

Place:       Big Cedar Lake 4480 Gonring Drive
                West Bend, WI 53095

Boat Launch Site:     Gonring Drive Boat Launch

Prize payouts:100% cash payout. Based upon 20 boats/40 Anglers is $400.00 plus an additional $250.00 donated by the White Tail Inn Thursday Night Charity Fishing Club, (35%. 25%, 15%, 10%, 5%, 5%, 5%) Lowest total catch by weight is a $50.00 Gift Certificate donated by Cedar Lake Sales. Big Fish pot $5.00 per shooter to participate.

Bounty:       .40 per fish

Area: Big Cedar Lake designated areas will be given before start time. Map will be supplied. If you require designated area locations prior to the date. Please call Brett Weir 1-262-334-7588. No one is allowed on Gilbert’s Lake

Field Boat Limit: 20

Registration Deadline: June 4, 2008

Registration Fee: $10.00 per Angler

Parking Fee: $7.00

Air Boats/Fan Boats: Not allowed

Participants Registration Locations

Brett Weir
Cedar Lake Sales
3820 Hwy 33 West
West Bend, WI 53095
1-262-334-7588
brett@cedarlakesales.com

Sponsors/contributors

Big Cedar Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District.
Thursday Night Charity Fishing Club.
Walleyes for Tomorrow, Washington County Chapter.
Cedar Lake Sales West Bend, WI
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Fishing Registration information:

Angler’s name                                                  Angler’s name


Angler’s Address                                              Angler’s Address

Stocking scheduled for late October or early November 2007 8" to 12" Walleye

B. Weir

DNR stocking of walleyes will be every other year. Stocking was approximately 95,000 fingerlings, also fish census (shocking and netting) will be done every third year. The next scheduled census will be Spring 2009

B. Weir

Walleyes for Tomorrow, Washington County and Big Cedar Lake. We have been notified that Walleyes for Tomorrow, Washington County Chapter will be stocking Big Cedar Lake with approximately 5,000 - 7,500 walleyes 5" - 7". The date for this dispersal has yet to be determined. More information to follow.

B. Weir

Walleyes have been ordered from Brookcrest Fisheries Cedar Grove, WI The time frame for dispersal will approximately be: late October or early November. Size will be 8" - 12". The DNR stocking permit has been requested and waiting for written approval from DNR Biologist John Nelson, although verbal approval has been obtained. A picture of stocking walleyes in October 2005 is attached below for your viewing. These walleyes are dispersed in one dump/one location. The reason for one dump/one location? We only have to deal with one predator territory, hence dispense in one location.

B. Weir

Standing back row; Matt Schroeder, Terry Czeskleba, Mark Schaefer, Phil Sutter

John Nelson, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Fish Biologist, far left and Dallas Wodsedalek, Schultz's White Tail Inn Fishing Club Member, far right.

Photographer, Brett Weir and Spokesperson for Schultz's Whitetail Inn Thursday Night Fishing Club and BC L.F.F.T.

B.C. LIFT “Big Cedar Lake Ice Fishing Tournament” Presents
Date: Sunday June 18, 2006 Time: 9 am to 11:30am, be at the Big Cedar Lake Yacht Club by 8:30am Lunch: 11:30am to noon Place: Big Cedar Lake Yacht Club, 4719 Yacht Club Drive Hartford WI 53095 Boat Launch Site: Gonring Drive Boat Launch and Big Cedar Lake Yacht Club 4719 Yacht Club Drive, Hartford, WI 53095
Boat owner and “Take a Kid Fishing” participants registration locations
Brett Weir John Schultz Cedar Lake Sales Schultz’s White Tail Inn 3820 Hwy 33 West 5802 Hwy 144 West Bend, WI 53095 West Bend, WI 53095 1-262-334-7588 1-262-644-5553 brett@cedarlakesales.com juliessoupkitchen@hotmail.com
Registration Deadline: June 14, 2006 Registered Participants: 60 Kids, first come first serve Registration Fee: Free Ages: 8 years old to 14 years old Clothing: Dress appropriately, rain or shine. Boats/Fishing Equipment: Provided by volunteer boat owners Fisherman and Women: Provided by volunteer boat owners Contact Information: Call John or Brett
Sponsors/contributors/donators: Schultz’s White Inn/John Schultz Brett Weir WFO Vinyl/Jay Kenkel Lake-Link.com Pick Heaters, Inc. Hrovat Drywall/Scott Hrovat Star Promotions Cedar Lake Sales Slinger Speedway Walleyes for Tomorrow Big Cedar Lake Yacht Club
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Cut along line above and return information to: Tim, John or Brett or email this information to addresses above.
"Take a Kid Fishing" Registration information: Child’s name Age Parent/Guardian’s name Child’s Address Parent/Guardian’s Address Phone Number Phone Number Boat owner name/phone number and type of boat

Boat Launch Permits are available through B.C. LIFT/Schultz's White Tail Inn Thursday Night Fishing Club. Contact: Terry Czeskleba if you want a permit. The cost is $70.00 for the season. Click the bottom below for a permit, for a limited time only
2050 7+" Walleyes being stocked in Big Cedar Lake, West Bend, WI October 29th 2005 Walleyes were purchased by Schultz's White Tail Inn, Thursday Night Fishing Club Brett Weir, Spokesman and Coordinator for Shultz's White Tail Thursday Night Fishing Club.


SCHULTZ’S WHITE TAIL INN THURSDAY NIGHT FISHING TOURNAMENT Rules Fishing will resume May 11, 2006 Fishing starts at: 6:00pm Fishing ends at: 8:30pm $10.00 entry fee to paid to John Schultz, Brett Weir or White Tail Inn prior to the start time. $2.00 out of every $10.00 entry fee will be held in account for purchase of walleye fingerlings and create fish habitat in Big Cedar Lake. All fish must be alive when measured, then released alive. Fishing starts and stops from the Gonring Drive Launch site/pier. Fishing will end at 8:30pm. After 8:30pm John Schultz will leave the dock and no fish will be measured after that time. People fishing in the south basin will have the opportunity to have their fish measured south of the peninsula by a designated boat by 8:30pm, look for the blaze orange flags at 8:15pm. No fish will be measured before 8:15pm Livewells will be opened and checked by designated Schultz's White Tail Inn Thursday Night Fishing Club Members. Safety is the outmost concern for everyone that uses Big Cedar Lake so be courteous to boaters and non-boaters alike. Please check your watches with John Schultz or Brett Weir
Bass'in with Ben Schmoldt, Bass was successfully released. September 8, 2005	Believe it or not. This is a picture of John Schultz with a 17" walleye caught on Big Cedar Lake September 8, 2005 Successfully Released


	A better way to get in shape for the up coming fishing season? Antler shed hunting. This shed was found February 12th , 2006. Found by Ben Schmoldt

Take a Kid Fishing Big Cedar Lake, West Bend WI 53095 August 21, 2005
Crib Installation on Big Cedar Lake, West Bend, WI 53095 Cribs were paid for by Schultz's White Tail Inn, Thursday Night Fishing Club, West Bend, WI and Walleyes for Tomorrow Washington County, Wisconsin. Twelve Fish Cribs were submerged in Big Cedar Lake, West Bend, WI on July 7th., 2004. Members of Schultz's White Tail Inn Thursday Night Fishing Club, volunteered their time and resources to accomplish this task. For more information regarding these cribs contact: Brett Weir, Cedar Lake Sales, West Bend, WI 53095 1-262-334-7588 or email brett@cedarlakesales.com










Fish netting on Big Cedar Lake, West Bend, WI 53095 Spring 2005. DNR Fish Biologists, John Nelson (camouflaged jacket) is shown measuring and weighing fish, assisting John Nelson are: Brett Weir, Founding member and spokesman for Schultz's White Tail Inn Thursday Night Fishing Club and a member of Walleyes for Tomorrow/Washington County Chapter, Dawn Wagner member of Walleyes for Tomorrow/Washington County Chapter and









Dallas and Tracy Wodsedalek, members of Schultz's White Tail Inn Thursday Night Fishing Club and members of Walleyes for Tomorrow/Washington County Chapter along with Todd Weir look on as fish are collected and processed.