Cumber inducted into N. D. Fishing Hall of Fame
The North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Ken Cumber of Jamestown has been approved as the 2020 inductee to the Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame induction ceremony would normally occur during the rules meeting for the Governor’s Cup Walleye Derby. However due to the cancellation of this year’s Governor’s Cup Walleye Derby, Ken’s formal induction to the Hall of Fame will occur at next year’s induction ceremony.
Ken Cumber
Ken Cumber is a resident of Jamestown and has been a long serving supporter of sportfishing and preservation of the fishing resources in North Dakota. He has been a member of Dakota Anglers for over 30 years and served as president for multiple terms as well as holding other executive offices. He has also been a dedicated member of the North Dakota Sportfishing Congress for over 30 years and served in various officer rules with the Congress. Ken is also a member of a number of other organizations that support sportfishing and related resources.
Ken has been a leader and played an instrumental role with the Dakota Anglers throughout the years. He has been involved in projects that established boat docks, improved the habitat and fishing resource, provided opportunities for youth fishing, and has conducted seminars to improve the fishing skills of youth and adults. He has volunteered countless hours to unselfishly provide and improve fishing opportunities for others.
