Text Box: $3,100 for pit tag readers & pit tags to mark and identify fish for research Kinkaid Lake.
Purchased two trap nets for the ILDNR at a cost of nearly $1,000.
Collected 600 cans of food items for the Women’s Crisis Center in Carbondale, IL.
Provide local schools with Muskie Inc. Magazines.
Annual lake clean-ups have removed tons (literally) of garbage from the lake.
2007 Cleanup staged from Paul Ice Recreation Area














2008 Cleanup Staged from the Mt. Joy Boat Ramp and the Kinkaid Marina














Donated nets to the Warsaw Mo. Fish Hatchery.  In return, 690 Muskies where donated to the Kinkaid Lake stocking program.
$300 donation to the “All Female Muskie” study, Kinkaid Lake. 
$500 donated for the 2005 Muskie Symposium held in Indianapolis.
$100 donated for the Woodrum Lake, West Virginia restocking project.
$100 donated to the Nebraska Chapter of Muskies Inc for startup funds.
Collected and donated to the Murphysboro Food Pantry, several hundred canned goods and other non perishable food items.
 

Text Box: Recent Club Projects
$2,000 donation for 2007 and $2,000 commitment for 2009 & 2011 to go for purchasing Hybrid Muskies to be stocked into Eagle Lake, Illinois.
Contributions in the amount of $4,665 toward the purchase of a new boat motor for the Department of Natural Resources.   The IMTT assisted us with a $1,000 donation and Chad Cain’s Guide Service donated $230. 











$1,000 donated to the Illinois Muskie Alliance fundraiser for the ILDNR youth fishing educational trailer.
$1,400 donated to the Kinkaid Lake Conservancy for the ILDNR fisheries fund.
Over $11,600 donated to the Lacey Graeff Caraway cancer fund.
The purchase of $250 worth of Threadfin Shad from Reed’s to be stocked into Kinkaid Lake.  
Donation in the amount of $250 to the ILDNR for the repair of nets.  
Donation in the amount of $500 with a matching grant generously  provided from Gander Mountain for Southern Illinois University toward the funding of the Telemetry Project in which  radio transmitters were placed on 24 selected large fish to track and  monitor the habits of the fish in there environment throughout the year. 
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Text Box: Donation of $500 with a matching grant provided by Muskies Inc. for the rip rap shore line of Kinkaid Lake to help control erosion. 
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Text Box: Recent Club Projects