HARPER LAKE
EVENTS
EVENTS
Harper Lake Day – July 7, 2018
Fishing Contest
6:30-7:30 am: Registration
7:30 -9 am: Fishing Contest
9-9:30 am: Turn in your catch
Meet @ Jeff & Kathy Toy’s dock (Map #A)
Details: Ages 16/under. Catch & Release contest for bluegill. Prizes for best 3 and longest bluegill. Bonus prize for any pike over 24.” See flier for more rules/details.
Scavenger Hunt
10:30 – 11 a.m. Sign up at May’s Diving Board Dock (Map #B)
11 am – 3 pm. Scavenger Hunt
3 – 4 pm. Check in / submit photos to the Diving Board Dock
Ages 16/under; Teams of up to 4; need cell phone or camera to take photos of items found.
Have until 4 pm to complete. Prizes for each team who find half the items. Grand Prize for the team that finds the most.
Apparel Sale
10 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. @ May’s Diving Board Dock Map #C). Get your Harper Lake hats, shirts and more.
Cash/Check. No credit cards.
Float Parade: Pirates on Harper Lake!
2 – 4 p.m.
Pick up card at the first dock you visit. One card per adult; limit 6 per boat.
Get at least 5 stamps on your card. Turn in cards 4-5 pm at the Kott dock (Map #D)
Drawings begin at 5:15 pm at the Kott dock. Must turn in your cards to be in the drawings.
Pick up prizes until 7 p.m. at May’s Diving Board Dock (Map #B)
Twilight float
Join your neighbors on the lake at dusk to enjoy the evening and any fireworks that may be happening. Make sure you have navigation lights on your boat.
HARPER LAKE DAY 2017 RECAP
Fishing Contest.We saw a lot of smiles on faces and there were also some very serious young folks in the contest. A total of eight boats participated with 17 contestants involved. We saw some very nice Bluegill at check in, with most contestants returning with at least a three fish total.
First place was awarded for the total length of three fish added up and this went to Brandon Rockman with a total of 26-5/8”. He received an Ugly Stick pole and reel combination as well as several lures. Second place was for the longest Bluegill and this was accomplished by Shawn Sanders with a fish coming in at 9-5/8” long. Shawn received a tackle box that included several lures and other fishing items. As it turned out, we had a very close first place finish and elected to award a third place spot. Noah Kinney came in with a three fish total of 25-15/16”, just a touch behind Brandon Rockman and was awarded a filet knife, folding filet board and iron skillet. We did not have any contestants return with Pike and it did not appear that any of the contestants had spent any time fishing for Pike.
In all; we felt the tournament was a success and we look forward to planning one for 2018.
Fishing Contest. A total of eight boats participated with 17 contestants involved. We saw some very nice Bluegill at check in, with most contestants returning with at least a three fish total.
Scavenger Hunt. There were 22 teams containing 72 kids took part in the Scavenger Hunt and had a great time. There were so many great items to find! Eight teams returned with perfect scores, so a drawing was held to pick the four grand prize winners.
Apparel sale. Over $800 was sold during the day.
Float Parade: Through The Decades. Approximately 50 boats and 200 people took part in the Thru The Decades Float Parade. Special thanks to the six families (see list below photos) who hosted docks to stamp cards and hand out goodies. A total of 60 prize packages (see donor list below) were awarded at the end of the float parade.
First place was awarded for the total length of three fish added up and this went to Brandon Rockman with a total of 26-5/8”. He received an Ugly Stick pole and reel combination as well as several lures. Second place was for the longest Bluegill and this was accomplished by Shawn Sanders with a fish coming in at 9-5/8” long. Shawn received a tackle box that included several lures and other fishing items. As it turned out, we had a very close first place finish and elected to award a third place spot. Noah Kinney came in with a three fish total of 25-15/16”, just a touch behind Brandon Rockman and was awarded a filet knife, folding filet board and iron skillet. We did not have any contestants return with Pike and it did not appear that any of the contestants had spent any time fishing for Pike.
In all; we felt the tournament was a success and we look forward to planning one for 2018.
Fishing Contest. A total of eight boats participated with 17 contestants involved. We saw some very nice Bluegill at check in, with most contestants returning with at least a three fish total.
Scavenger Hunt. There were 22 teams containing 72 kids took part in the Scavenger Hunt and had a great time. There were so many great items to find! Eight teams returned with perfect scores, so a drawing was held to pick the four grand prize winners.
Apparel sale. Over $800 was sold during the day.
Float Parade: Through The Decades. Approximately 50 boats and 200 people took part in the Thru The Decades Float Parade. Special thanks to the six families (see list below photos) who hosted docks to stamp cards and hand out goodies. A total of 60 prize packages (see donor list below) were awarded at the end of the float parade.
Thank you to the following for making Harper Lake Day such a great event:
Dock Captains:
Mike & Karen Brower - 1980's
Phil & Annette McCormack - 1960's
Brian & Chely McKee
Brenda Gauthier - 1970's
Trisha Daniels - 1980's
Bill & Julie Mullaly - 1950's
Prize Donations:
Dock Captains:
Mike & Karen Brower - 1980's
Phil & Annette McCormack - 1960's
Brian & Chely McKee
Brenda Gauthier - 1970's
Trisha Daniels - 1980's
Bill & Julie Mullaly - 1950's
Prize Donations:
- Karen & Mike Brower
- Big River Properties
- Steve & Dawn May
- Eric Syren
- Susan Badalucco
- Ray Milne
- Robb Rittner
- Trisha Boyd
- Bill & Julie Mullaly
- Scott & Phyllis Reyburn
- David & Dedra Allen
- Russ Brown
- Mike & Maria Stathakis
- Jim & Gail Brown
- Susan Roon
- Several others whose names we couldn't get.