Cecil Dart Invitational boat captain Wiley Hunt, left, gets help from friends bringing his boat out of Wayzata Bay after the Rotary fundraiser Saturday, Sept. 8, during James J. Days in downtown Wayzata. Wiley, 11, got some help from Wayzata firemen when the wind and the boat's dynamics became too much for Wiley to handle.

Cecil Dart Invitational boat captain Walker Mullin, 11, celebrates in his outrigger equipped craft as he passes the finish line of the Wayzata Rotary Club-sponsored, build-your-own-boat contest and race at the city docks in front of Sunsets Restaurant Saturday, Sept. 8, during the city's annual James J. Hill Days celebration.

Cecil Dart Invitational boat captains and best friends, Walker Mullin, 11, front, with outriggers, and Wiley Hunt, 11, being held against the Wayzata Fire Dept. boat, bring their handmade crafts toward the finish line of the Wayzata Rotary Club-sponsored build-your-own-boat contest and race at the city docks in front of Sunsets Restaurant Saturday, Sept. 8, during the city's annual James J. Hill Days celebration.

Family, friends and onlookers crowd the Wayzata City Docks in front of the Depot to watch the Cecil Dart Invitational boat racers paddle toward the finish line of the Wayzata Rotary Club-sponsored build-your-own-boat contest and race at the city docks in front of Sunsets Restaurant Saturday, Sept. 8, during the city's annual James J. Hill Days celebration.

Cecil Dart Invitational boat captains and best friends, Walker Mullin, 11, front, with outriggers, and Wiley Hunt, 11, paddle their handmade crafts around the turn-around buoy and head toward the finish line of the Wayzata Rotary Club-sponsored build-your-own-boat contest and race at the city docks in front of Sunsets Restaurant and the Depots docks Saturday, Sept. 8, during the city's annual James J. Hill Days celebration.

Cecil Dart Invitational paddlers Michelle Lureen, center, and Captain Murphy, right, pass Marty Schneider, whose boat capsized in Lake Minnetonka during the first annual fundraising event Saturday, Sept. 8 during James J. Hill Days. The Wayzata Rotary Club sponsored this build-your-own-boat contest and race at the city docks in front of the Depot and Sunsets Restaurant.

10,000 Lakes Open: World Series of Wake Surfing judge Todd Gaughan jots notes on his score sheet during preliminary competition on Long Lake Friday, August 17.

10,000 Lakes Open: World Series of Wake Surfing judges, from left, Scott Culp, Angie Viland, boat driver Chris Bank, Brandon Tolliver, Andy Weigman and Todd Gaughan aboard a 2013 Super Air Nautique G23 boat on Long Lake Friday, August 17.

Men's Open Surf and Skim rider Keenan Flegal pulls an Ariel with mute grab during his preliminary run during The 10,000 Lakes Open: World Series of Wake Surfing, on Long Lake Friday, August 17. Flegal won both events.

First-time Tour de Tonka rider Ryan Madera, right, Shorewood, gets a broken spoke fixed by Maple Grove Cycling store manager Travis Dorweiler in Excelsior Commons Park, the first big rest stop on the multiple-length, annual bicycle ride Saturday, August 4, on the shore of Lake Minnetonka.

A multiple photograph panorama shows the crowd gathered on Excelsior Commons Park, the first rest stop on the Tour de Tonka bicycle ride Saturday, August 4, on the shore of Lake Minnetonka.

Tour de Tonka riders and volunteers helped themselves to myriad tasty treats and drinks at Excelsior Commons Park Saturday, August 4, on the shore of Lake Minnetonka. The annual bicycle ride starts at Minnetonka High School and includes non-competitive rides that range in length from 17-miles to 100-miles, with rest stops along the way.

By 8:15 am riders were pulling into Excelsior Commons Park for the first rest stop on the Tour de Tonka bicycle ride Saturday, August 4, on the shore of Lake Minnetonka.

Keelin Samson-Garry, 7, holds a sunfish he caught off of the fishing pier on Shady Oak Lake in Minnetonka Wednesday, July 11, 2012. Keelin joined dozens of young anglers for the Laun E. Anderson Kids Fishing Contest as part of the myriad of activities for young and old celebrating the annual Hopkins Raspberry Festival.

Outgoing Hopkins Raspberry Festival Queen Kariss Mathiason photographs a sunfish she caught off the fishing pier at Shady Oak Lake in Minnetonka Wednesday, July 11, 2012. Queen Karissa joined dozens of anglers for the Laun E. Anderson Kids Fishing Contest as part of the myriad of activities for young and old celebrating the annual Hopkins Raspberry Festival.

2011-2012 Raspberry Festival Junior Queen Nicolette Stabno, wearing her crown, isn't enthralled by her fishing ability or the big sunfish on the end of her line during the Laun E. Anderson Kids Fishing Contest on Shady Oak Lake in Minnetonka Wednesday, July 11, 2012.

Eight-year-old Anthony "A.O." Olson waits for his mom to unhook a sunfish he caught off the fishing pier at Shady Oak Lake in Minnetonka Wednesday, July 11, 2012. Anthony joined dozens of young anglers for the Laun E. Anderson Kids Fishing Contest as part of the myriad of activities for young and old celebrating the annual Hopkins Raspberry Festival. A.O. was the 2010-2011 Raspberry Festival Junior Prince.

Eight-year-old Anthony "A.O." Olson fishes from the pier at Shady Oak Lake in Minnetonka Wednesday, July 11, 2012. Anthony joined dozens of young anglers for the Laun E. Anderson Kids Fishing Contest as part of the myriad of activities for young and old celebrating the annual Hopkins Raspberry Festival. A.O. was the 2010-2011 Raspberry Festival Junior Prince.

Crappie time. Jeffrey Barber, right, reels in a Crappie from a pond at Wayzata Beach Sunday, April 1, 2012. Barber, and his wife Shirlie, St. Louis Park, have been fishing in Lake Minnetonka for decades. In 1981, Jefferey Barber won the Holiday-Johnson Crappie Contest by pulling in a one-pound, four-ounce specimen, and went home with a 10 HP Johnson boat motor for his efforts.

The Barber's tackle box and minnows for bait rests on the dock of a pond at Wayzata Beach Sunday, April 1, 2012.

Nearly two dozen people, young and old, attended 'Take a Kid Ice Fishing' on Lake Auburn in the Lowry Nature Center in Carver Park Reserve Saturday, Feb. 18, in Victoria. Participants learned proper ice fishing techniques and how to make their own jigging pole.

Four year old Parker Wallin, Cottagewood, conjures up a newly learned jigging technique through a hole dug on Lake Auburn in the Lowry Nature Center in Carver Park Reserve Saturday, Feb. 18, in Victoria. Parker and his Grampa Don Peterson, left, attended 'Take a Kid Ice Fishing' to teach Parker proper ice fishing techniques and how to make his own jigging pole.