Guide for the Cisco chain?
cable
Posted 7/30/2018 8:45 PM (#913803)
Subject: Guide for the Cisco chain?




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What guide would you recommend for a walleye and musky trip on the Cisco chain? Thanks.
esox911
Posted 7/30/2018 8:59 PM (#913805 - in reply to #913803)
Subject: RE: Guide for the Cisco chain?




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Great Fishing Lakes on the Chain---- I have spent many days out there... Fished that chain with Joe Bucher as my guide back in the early 80's.... Caught many nice walleye and musky from those waters... Have Fun
jonj
Posted 7/31/2018 7:53 AM (#913828 - in reply to #913803)
Subject: RE: Guide for the Cisco chain?




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I would try to connect with Bruce Becker (906-358-9880).
Fish4muskie
Posted 8/1/2018 8:39 AM (#913961 - in reply to #913803)
Subject: Re: Guide for the Cisco chain?




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Location: Illinois		I think Rob Mantei still guides there.
elkslayer
Posted 8/3/2018 2:39 PM (#914398 - in reply to #913803)
Subject: Re: Guide for the Cisco chain?





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Location: Romeo Michigan		X2 on Bruce Becker. Great guy and excellent guide.

Cheers

Jake
ToddM
Posted 8/3/2018 3:41 PM (#914409 - in reply to #913803)
Subject: Re: Guide for the Cisco chain?





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Location: oswego, il		X3 on Bruce, he has spoken to our club in the past, knows the chain extremely well. Has some giants from there too.
cable
Posted 8/3/2018 11:42 PM (#914476 - in reply to #913803)
Subject: Re: Guide for the Cisco chain?




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I should have said I contacted Bruce but he is booked for when I will be up there. Thanks for the replies.