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Offline Woody

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Search under way for missing boater on Mille Lacs Lake

A 59-year-old Twin Cities man was presumed missing after a boat washed up on shore Thursday morning, the Aitkin County Sheriff's Department announced Friday afternoon.

A search was under way for the missing fisherman.

The sheriff's department received a report at 11:05 a.m. Thursday of a boat washed up on the north shore. The 1997 18-foot Ranger boat is believed to have been launched from Cash's Landing, possibly as early as Wednesday night. It was believed the Twin Cities man occupied the boat.

Aitkin and Mille Lacs sheriffs' departments and the DNR searched the lake Thursday. Those agencies were assisted by the State Patrol and the DNR aircraft.

The search continued Friday with assistance from the Crow Wing County Sheriff's Department.

From the Brainerd Daily Dispatch 10/31/08
http://www.brainerddispatch.com/stories/103108/new_20081031001.shtml
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Offline tom fellegy

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the guy that i fish the hunters point walleye tournament with found the boat by red door resort. he was working there building the new shower house. if anybody was out fishing on last wed, oct 29th and seen or talked to the gentelman, give tha aitkin sherrif's offic a call. there is more information on ido.com in the general discussion forum................tom fellegy