2010 CRAPPIE-A-THON -- Posted on Thursday, July 15 2010

Join our Quiet Lakes Crappie-A-Thon! The winners below can testify to great prizes. The cost is $3.00 to join, you can catch up to 3 tagged crappies. Each tag has a prize ranging from $10-$500, free pontoon and water toy rentals, and free dinners and your name is put in for a drawing at the end of the season. Catch one tagged fish and you win!

2010 Crappie-a-thon winners!

Jerry Langham $25
John Smith $10
Tony Heuser $25 dinner certificate
Diane Tielbur $25 dinner certificate
Tony Heuser $25 dinner certificate
John Tomten $25 dinner certificate
Wayne Loek pizza & drink for 2
Ryan Engel $25
Mike Congdon pizza & 2 drinks
Diane Tielbur $10
Diane Tielbur $10

NICE FISH! -- Posted on Friday, June 4 2010

Jeff Mueller caught a 31" northern June 14

Jim Kruse family caught 2 30" northern June 14

Jim Kruse caught 28" northern June 16

Margaret Kruse caught 30" northern June 17


The Coon family caught 53 crappies in 1 hour.

15 year old David Dickson caught & released 13 walley in one afternoon. June 2, 2010

Janet Duke caught a 19.5" small mouth bass. May 27

Rob Hatfield caught a 20" small mouth bass. June 4

Nick Hatfield caught 24" northern. May 28

Jessica Duke caught 23.25" northern. May 27

Gene Walizew caught 4.5# walleye. May 24

Rod Brunner caught 24" walleye. May 16

Mark Nelson caught 22", 4# walleye. May 10

ESCAPE TO THE NORTHWOODS -- Posted on Wednesday, April 28 2010

WHERE...

-mama ducks are parading their fuzzy babies around.

-children are feeding baby ducks from their hands.

-the deer are sharing their plate of corn with the ducks and chipmunks.

-mama snapping turtles are laying their eggs.

-wobbly legged fawns are being introduced to nature.

-beaver use the road rather than the waterway says Richard Pongowski.

-Roger Korth rescued a chick wedged in the pier boards while mama quacked in despair.

-a red squirrel hung upside down by his back toenails while munching on a nut in his front paws.

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A BIRD WATCHER'S PARADISE! -- Posted on Monday, May 26 2008

A bird watchers paradise? Some of our guests think so. Nestled among our beautiful pine forest, observe a variety of Warblers, Chickadees, Sapsuckers, Ovenbirds, Chimney Swifts, Eastern Phoebe, Belled Kingfisher, Redwing Blackbird, Starlings, White Breasted Nuthatch, Sparrows, Blue Herons, Loons, Blue Jays, Woodpeckers and of course the graceful Bald Eagles.