2020 ND Fishing Hall of Fame Raffle results
The 2020 ND Fishing Hall of Fame raffle has been concluded. The raffle winners are:
1st Place - Special ND Whitetail tag - Brendan Walker, Burlington, ND
2nd Place - Browning rifle valued at $1177 - Mike Klug, Mandan, ND
3rd Place - Henry rifle valued at $342.40 - Joyce Pfliger, Garrison, ND
4th Place - G. Loomis fishing rod valued at $256.80 - Cassie Seibel, Lincoln, ND
5th Place - $100 Scheel's gift card - Larry Fitterer, Bismarck, ND
6th Place - $100 Scheel's gift card - Sharon Jungling, Garrison, ND
Congratulations to the winners and thank you to everyone who purchased raffle tickets!
Thank you to Scheel's for donating the two $100 gift cards and assisting us with the other prizes!
The proceeds from the raffle will be used to support the ongoing operations of the North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame.
North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame Approves New Member
The North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame Board of Directors is pleased to announce the the approval of Ken Cumber of Jamestown for induction to the Hall of Fame. As a result of restrictions due to the pandemic, a formal induction ceremony will not be held in 2020. Ken will be formally inducted into the Hall of Fame during the 2021 induction ceremony which will occur in Garrison in July, 2021.
Ken Cumber
Ken Cumber is a resident of Jamestown and has been a long serving supporter of sportfishing and preservation of the fishing resources in North Dakota. He has been a member of Dakota Anglers for over 30 years and served as president for multiple terms as well as holding other executive offices. He has also been a dedicated member of the North Dakota Sportfishing Congress for over 30 years and has served in various officer rules with the Congress. Ken is also a member of a number of other organizations that support sportfishing and related resources.
Ken has been a leader and played an instrumental role with the Dakota Anglers throughout the years. He has been involved in projects that established boat docks, improved the habitat and fishing resource, provided opportunities for youth fishing, and has conducted seminars to improve the fishing skills of youth and adults. He has volunteered countless hours to unselfishly provide and improve fishing opportunities for others.
He has been an active volunteer and avid supporter of the North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s research and management concerning the fishing resources. He has demonstrated an ongoing passion for fishing and the fisheries management, not just in the Jamestown area, but throughout North Dakota.
Ken has enjoyed a successful career as a tournament fisherman across the Midwest. While he is always competitive, he has always sought to learn and share techniques with others. He always demonstrates ethical conduct and concern for the resource. He has a passion for teaching others how to be successful at fishing, especially youth.
Ken’s leadership and efforts have been invaluable to sportfishing in North Dakota. He has always displayed an unselfish dedication to help and educate others, positively promote sportfishing, and preserve and protect the fishery resource. He is a true ambassador for fishing in North Dakota.
The mission of the North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame is to conduct and maintain a program to recognize and honor those persons, organizations, or institutions that have made significant and lasting contributions to sportfishing in North Dakota.
The North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame is located at North Country Marine & Motorsports in Garrison, North Dakota. In addition to a display of all members of the Hall of Fame, there is a display of fishing artifacts.
Nomination forms and additional information concerning the Hall of Fame may be obtained by visiting the website at www.ndfishinghalloffame.org or by calling the Garrison Convention and Visitor’s Bureau at 1-800-799-4242.
Seeking Nominations for 2021
The North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame, located in Garrison, North Dakota, is seeking nominations for potential Hall of Fame inductees. Anyone may nominate an individual or organization they believe has made a significant and lasting contribution to sport fishing in North Dakota. Nominees will be chosen based upon consideration of the nominee’s ethics, leadership and commitment to improving sport fishing in North Dakota, unselfish contributions to the sport, scope of impact on fishing, and overall contribution to the sport or to fisheries management in North Dakota.
Nominations are due by May 1st for 2021 inductees. Nomination forms may be obtained at the Hall of Fame website at www.ndfishinghalloffame.org, by emailing a request to kjwitt78@restel.com, or by calling the Garrison CVB at 1-800-799-4242.
The 2020 ND Fishing Hall of Fame raffle has been concluded. The raffle winners are:
1st Place - Special ND Whitetail tag - Brendan Walker, Burlington, ND
2nd Place - Browning rifle valued at $1177 - Mike Klug, Mandan, ND
3rd Place - Henry rifle valued at $342.40 - Joyce Pfliger, Garrison, ND
4th Place - G. Loomis fishing rod valued at $256.80 - Cassie Seibel, Lincoln, ND
5th Place - $100 Scheel's gift card - Larry Fitterer, Bismarck, ND
6th Place - $100 Scheel's gift card - Sharon Jungling, Garrison, ND
Congratulations to the winners and thank you to everyone who purchased raffle tickets!
Thank you to Scheel's for donating the two $100 gift cards and assisting us with the other prizes!
The proceeds from the raffle will be used to support the ongoing operations of the North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame.
North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame Approves New Member
The North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame Board of Directors is pleased to announce the the approval of Ken Cumber of Jamestown for induction to the Hall of Fame. As a result of restrictions due to the pandemic, a formal induction ceremony will not be held in 2020. Ken will be formally inducted into the Hall of Fame during the 2021 induction ceremony which will occur in Garrison in July, 2021.
Ken Cumber
Ken Cumber is a resident of Jamestown and has been a long serving supporter of sportfishing and preservation of the fishing resources in North Dakota. He has been a member of Dakota Anglers for over 30 years and served as president for multiple terms as well as holding other executive offices. He has also been a dedicated member of the North Dakota Sportfishing Congress for over 30 years and has served in various officer rules with the Congress. Ken is also a member of a number of other organizations that support sportfishing and related resources.
Ken has been a leader and played an instrumental role with the Dakota Anglers throughout the years. He has been involved in projects that established boat docks, improved the habitat and fishing resource, provided opportunities for youth fishing, and has conducted seminars to improve the fishing skills of youth and adults. He has volunteered countless hours to unselfishly provide and improve fishing opportunities for others.
He has been an active volunteer and avid supporter of the North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s research and management concerning the fishing resources. He has demonstrated an ongoing passion for fishing and the fisheries management, not just in the Jamestown area, but throughout North Dakota.
Ken has enjoyed a successful career as a tournament fisherman across the Midwest. While he is always competitive, he has always sought to learn and share techniques with others. He always demonstrates ethical conduct and concern for the resource. He has a passion for teaching others how to be successful at fishing, especially youth.
Ken’s leadership and efforts have been invaluable to sportfishing in North Dakota. He has always displayed an unselfish dedication to help and educate others, positively promote sportfishing, and preserve and protect the fishery resource. He is a true ambassador for fishing in North Dakota.
The mission of the North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame is to conduct and maintain a program to recognize and honor those persons, organizations, or institutions that have made significant and lasting contributions to sportfishing in North Dakota.
The North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame is located at North Country Marine & Motorsports in Garrison, North Dakota. In addition to a display of all members of the Hall of Fame, there is a display of fishing artifacts.
Nomination forms and additional information concerning the Hall of Fame may be obtained by visiting the website at www.ndfishinghalloffame.org or by calling the Garrison Convention and Visitor’s Bureau at 1-800-799-4242.
Seeking Nominations for 2021
The North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame, located in Garrison, North Dakota, is seeking nominations for potential Hall of Fame inductees. Anyone may nominate an individual or organization they believe has made a significant and lasting contribution to sport fishing in North Dakota. Nominees will be chosen based upon consideration of the nominee’s ethics, leadership and commitment to improving sport fishing in North Dakota, unselfish contributions to the sport, scope of impact on fishing, and overall contribution to the sport or to fisheries management in North Dakota.
Nominations are due by May 1st for 2021 inductees. Nomination forms may be obtained at the Hall of Fame website at www.ndfishinghalloffame.org, by emailing a request to kjwitt78@restel.com, or by calling the Garrison CVB at 1-800-799-4242.