Lake Wauwanoka is located in Jefferson County, Missouri, near the town of Hillsboro. Established in the 1940s, this lake development was intended to give weekend warriors a chance to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city life and enjoy a taste of country life. The original development was dotted with cabins and camp sites. What began as a weekend retreat and has evolved into a thriving development of full-time residents while maintaining that “in-the-woods” feeling with a deep sense of community.
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Rod & Gun Club
Small Bass Fishing Tournament & Fish Fry
The weather was BEAUTIFUL for this years “Small Bass Fishing Tournament”. The temperatures were almost to 90 with an off and on breeze. As a result, the fishing was tough. The R&G Club had 36 adults and 6 kids enter the tournament.
1st place – team of Kris Barnett and Curtis Rothe 6 fish 3# 13 oz. $50.00
2nd place – team of Robbie and Dan Daly 4 fish 3# 10oz. $30.00
3rd place – Tie team of Cory and Alan Schuh 4 fish 3# 6oz.
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Tom Douglas and Gary MacKay 5 fish 3# 6oz. $20.00
Big Bass – Alan Schuh 3# 13oz. $115.00
Kids – Cohen Linderer
An awesome Fish Fry and Bonfire followed. A HUGE thank you to all who helped to make this a fun event!
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GREAT (RUBBER) DUCK HUNT
Sunday, May 27th @ 5:30pm Beach Area
$5.00 a chance to Hunt a Duck (buy as many as you want)
3 Cash Winners
1st Place, 2nd Place, 3rd Place Winners
Any One Any Age
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Help Us Save Our Roads
From time to time, heavy rains causes driveway gravel to wash onto our roads. This can cause damage and tear up the road’s asphalt surface as vehicles drive over the gravel by grinding the gravel into the pavement. We’re requesting that after any hard rains, check for and clear any gravel that’s washed onto the road from your property.
Please keep the ditches and culverts in front of your property cleared of leaves and debris. When they fill up with leaves and debris, it blocks the flow of water run-off from the property and roads. This causes the excess water to flow up and over the roadways and deteriorate the ground along the sides of the road. That deterioration and wash-out of the soil will cause the road to crumble along the edge.
~Lake Board of Directors
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Fall 2011 Newsletter is out! Click here to read it online.