What’s on the Bottom? What’s on the Bottom? What’s on the Bottom? What’s on the Bottom? Saturday, April 27, 9-11 am LaFollette High School Auditorium Pre-register by 4/25 @ www.mscr.org MMSD resident-$5, Non-resident-$7.50 or $10 at door 608-204-3000 MADISON LAKES: MADISON LAKES: MADISON LAKES: MADISON LAKES: Calling all fisherman, history Calling all fisherman, history Calling all fisherman, history Calling all fisherman, history buffs and curious minds! buffs and curious minds! buffs and curious minds! buffs and curious minds! Join us for a riveting presentation by Rick Krueger who started diving in the Madison area lakes 22 years ago. Experience stories, videos and pictures of where Chief Black Hawk hid in Black Hawk Cave on Lake Mendota, sunken boats and cars, bullets from the Civil War and much more. Rick has developed the most extensive database of fishing cribs, rock bars and structures available on the lakes. However, he may be best known for solving a mystery of two local men who disappeared in 1961.
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What’s on the Bottom?What’s on the Bottom?What’s on the Bottom?What’s on the Bottom?Saturday, April 27, 9-11 am
LaFollette High School Auditorium
Pre-register by 4/25 @ www.mscr.org
MMSD resident-$5, Non-resident-$7.50
or $10 at door
608-204-3000
MADISON LAKES:MADISON LAKES:MADISON LAKES:MADISON LAKES:
Calling all fisherman, history Calling all fisherman, history Calling all fisherman, history Calling all fisherman, history buffs and curious minds!buffs and curious minds!buffs and curious minds!buffs and curious minds!
Join us for a riveting presentation by Rick Krueger who started diving in the Madison area lakes 22 years ago. Experience stories, videos and pictures of where Chief Black Hawk hid in Black Hawk Cave on Lake Mendota, sunken boats and
cars, bullets from the Civil War and much more. Rick has developed the most extensive database of fishing cribs, rock bars and structures available on the lakes. However, he may be best known for solving a mystery of two local men who disappeared in 1961.
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