| Holloway Lake Association |
| November 23, 2008 Bald Engels photos taken by Tom & Tina Bowles |
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| HLA Members Terri, Norm, Ilene and Kevin in November 2007 were taking a last cruise of the season around the lake and seen this amazing site. This is taken in Zone 6. A herd of deer crossing to the other side. I have also seen crossings in Zone 2. This is such an amazing site to witness. Thank you Terri for your pictures and sharing them with us. |
We have the house on the point with the tall lighthouse..in the cove near Goose Neck Point.
This morning..Nov. 23rd..I took video and still photos of 8 Bald Eagles together on the ice near Goose Neck
point. It was amazing! We saw 2 together on the ice last winter (I have on video) and frequently see Bald Eagles
in front of our house. We had an immature Bald Eagle sitting on the ground out on our hill last spring. I thought it
was a Golden Eagle because it did not have a white head and tail. However, I looked it up on the Internet and
found that instead it was an immature Bald Eagle. I do believe that is what I filmed today.
Posted on youtube.com 8 Bald Eagles on ice
if the link does not work they can go to youtube.com and type in the search "8 Bald Eagles on Ice" to see it.
Tina Bowles
Photos by Larry Deitering |
| Ice Damage, Zone 3, March 11, 2009-Winds blew the ice in from the Southwest. Photos by Larry Deitering |
| Happenings on Holloway Sunday January 3, 2010 by the Boat Launch Photos By Dennis McCann |
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| 2010 FALL FISHING REPORT As Reported by Jim Key After a hot summer and slow fishing, the weather has finally changed to fall and cooler temperatures. The Flint Journal reported there are a few walleye being caught, but it’s spotty. The blue gills and perch are moving into shallow waters as the water cools. When the water gets cold enough, it sparks the perch to spawn, usually around first ice. Holloway has some nice perch and bluegills, which usually are fished less then walleye. I would fish the deeper holes along the hidden weed beds. Cat fish are still biting, and the bass are turned on again. Some people say that this is the best time of the year for walleye fishing, but early morning and late afternoon are the best. The water usually starts to lower the first of November and should be down but the 15th of November, The next Free Fishing Weekend is February 19 & 20 of 2011. So if you like to ice fish get out and enjoy. Just remember to take a kid fishing |
| JIM KEY'S FISH CATCH ON HOLLOWAY SUMMER 2010 |
| COYOTES SPOTTED ON HOLLOWAY CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT COYOTES |
| CATFISH FOR A CAUSE TOURNAMENT PICTURES |
CATFISH FOR A CAUSE
The Free Catfish Tournament that was held on August 28, 2011 was successful for planning the event with only 2
weeks notice. A total of 100 men, women and children registered. Total catch of catfish was about 103 and total
weight was 102.5 Lbs.
First and second place was a tie with 9.5 Lbs.. It was decided with a toss of a coin giving the winner a basket of
fishing supplies to our own Jim Key . Second place went to Warren Palmer. He has the largest catfish caught ,
weighing 4 Lbs, 5 oz.. Third place went to Robert Jennings with a total of 8lbs. They also received a nice basket
of fishing needs. In the food tent they were serving, donuts, hot dogs,chips, and water. Everyone had a lot of
fun!! Thank you Genesee County Parks and Recreation for making this event happen. A special thanks to Nancy
Edwards
The Free Catfish Tournament that was held on August 28, 2011 was successful for planning the event with only 2
weeks notice. A total of 100 men, women and children registered. Total catch of catfish was about 103 and total
weight was 102.5 Lbs.
First and second place was a tie with 9.5 Lbs.. It was decided with a toss of a coin giving the winner a basket of
fishing supplies to our own Jim Key . Second place went to Warren Palmer. He has the largest catfish caught ,
weighing 4 Lbs, 5 oz.. Third place went to Robert Jennings with a total of 8lbs. They also received a nice basket
of fishing needs. In the food tent they were serving, donuts, hot dogs,chips, and water. Everyone had a lot of
fun!! Thank you Genesee County Parks and Recreation for making this event happen. A special thanks to Nancy
Edwards
| WINTER PHOTOS ON HOLLOWAY 2011-2012 |
