Saturday, October 9th, we will hold our Fall Lake Underwood Nimrod Club workday. You are invited to join us at 9am at the clubhouse. We look forward to seeing you there.
“Y” Property Purchase Completed
We are so excited and pleased to announce that the “Y” property now belongs to LUNC as of 11:05 AM today!
Thank you club members for your support and patience through the entire process!
The property is now open for your enjoyment just like any other LUNC property. Please be mindful of our new neighbors. If you are not familiar with the new property borders, check with Tim Westgate for details.
See you at the lake!
Board of Trustees
See you Aug 6th at the LUNC Picnic!
Hello Club Members,
Ten days and counting until the Annual Lake Underwood Nimrod Club Picnic! You are cordially invited to attend. It will be a fabulous event! The club picnic is Saturday, August 6th starting at 1PM. The Club will provide plates, napkins, utensils, beer, soda & coffee.
Bring your favorite dish to share. If you are bringing a large group, please bring extra!
Hope to See You There!
Board of Trustees
LUNC Annual Meeting
The Lake Underwood Nimrod Club Annual Meeting will be held 25 June 2022 at 1:00pm, See you there!
Spring Workday 2022
Spring Workday 2022 will be held on 7 May, 9am-12pm. See you there!
AUDIT Report
The audit report for the LUNC 2020-2021 fiscal year is attached below.
ROberta’s Passing
It is with sadness, that we announce the passing of Roberta Sayers. She was a long-time resident of Lake Underwood with deep family roots in our club. Her kin have been notified.
Godspeed Roberta.
2021 LUNC Picnic!
Club Members,
Our friend, May Slocum, passed away Sunday, June 6th. May celebrated her 100th birthday with family last month. Sydney said she was in good spirits at that time and enjoyed seeing everyone.
Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers
What can you do?
Preventing the spread of nuisance species doesn’t start and end at the boat launch, it first happens with education and awareness. It happens on land and in water. Nuisance species include those invisible to the naked eye and those that are very large in size. Nuisance species are those that are capable of fundamentally changing an ecosystem indefinitely with irreversible negative consequences. With that in mind, it’s helpful to know what to look for. Click on the attachment below to find information for recent observations and point maps of specific nuisance species in locations within a 50 mile radius of Lake Underwood.