Flooding doesn’t stop fishing derby

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Will Holthaus, left, 3, fishes off a flooded road at Lake Loramie State Park with his brother Sam Holthause, 6, both of Fort Loramie, both the children of Jeff and Lisa Holthaus. The brothers were taking part in the 21 Annual Fishing Derby at Lake Loramie State Park Saturday, May 6. Earl’s Island Pavilion is usually the headquarters for the fishing derby but it was closed down due to flooding from recent rain.

Will Holthaus, left, 3, fishes off a flooded road at Lake Loramie State Park with his brother Sam Holthause, 6, both of Fort Loramie, both the children of Jeff and Lisa Holthaus. The brothers were taking part in the 21 Annual Fishing Derby at Lake Loramie State Park Saturday, May 6. Earl’s Island Pavilion is usually the headquarters for the fishing derby but it was closed down due to flooding from recent rain.
http://aimmedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/47/2017/05/web1_SDN050817Flood.jpgWill Holthaus, left, 3, fishes off a flooded road at Lake Loramie State Park with his brother Sam Holthause, 6, both of Fort Loramie, both the children of Jeff and Lisa Holthaus. The brothers were taking part in the 21 Annual Fishing Derby at Lake Loramie State Park Saturday, May 6. Earl’s Island Pavilion is usually the headquarters for the fishing derby but it was closed down due to flooding from recent rain. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News

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