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| Hey guys, anyone been on the Fox Chain recently? Dad and i are going to try to get out for one last time on Tuesday and would love to hear what your thoughts are on attacking them. I use suckers, but would rather cast if they are still chasing baits. Also, any advice on a boat launch, clean hotel, and good eats…I have not fished the chain in over 10 years. Thank you for any info you might have. tight lines, Dan | |
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Location: Already Gone | goose - 11/12/2016 10:58 PM
Hey guys, anyone been on the Fox Chain recently? Dad and i are going to try to get out for one last time on Tuesday and would love to hear what your thoughts are on attacking them. I use suckers, but would rather cast if they are still chasing baits. Also, any advice on a boat launch, clean hotel, and good eats…I have not fished the chain in over 10 years. Thank you for any info you might have. tight lines, Dan
I suggest the rib eye sandwich at Steitz's on Bluff and a few cold ones...your Dad will love it, fish, or no fish. Have a good time. | |
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Location: Already Gone | Mark Hoerich - 11/14/2016 12:59 PM
goose - 11/12/2016 10:58 PM
Hey guys, anyone been on the Fox Chain recently? Dad and i are going to try to get out for one last time on Tuesday and would love to hear what your thoughts are on attacking them. I use suckers, but would rather cast if they are still chasing baits. Also, any advice on a boat launch, clean hotel, and good eats…I have not fished the chain in over 10 years. Thank you for any info you might have. tight lines, Dan
I suggest the rib eye sandwich at Steitz's on Bluff and a few cold ones...your Dad will love it, fish, or no fish. Have a good time.
Check that, Steitz is closed on Tuesdays. The Sand Bar beef sandwich on Marie is pretty good.
Marie is a good choice to try this time of year anyway. | |
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | And...I launch out of the Thirsty Turtle. Good enough launch, a little shallow, but your boat wont look like you just drove through the jungle when you pull it out. | |
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| Thanks guys for your suggestions. We manages a phat 38" on a jointed crank shallow….. had a real good lunch at the turtle bar. tight lions, Dan | |
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