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Location: Monee, Illinois | Just found out that one of my employees has a place on Big St Germain. I am new to Wisconsin, she says that it has musky in it. Any thoughts, plus she also said I could use her place any time. It is hard for me to get away in the summer but would be able to go in Fall. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I guess she is in a bay.
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| I guess shes got job security now. Very good lake in the middle of a lot of other good lakes. I think that Musky Hunter magazine still has an annual instructional school on Big Saint. My mother lives about 8 miles from there so I get to try it a couple times a year. This is my brothers favorite lake to hit very early in the morning.
Take her up on her offer and if you like the place give her a nice raise to keep her on the payroll.
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | Used to live in the summer months just a few miles from there.
Good lake, AWESOME night lake and early morning bite. |
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Location: Monee, Illinois | Hey Mike you will be getting a call...
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Location: Tomahawk, Wisconsin | Great lake, room to roam, lots of weedlines and structure to choose from, I don't think you would be disappointed spending time out there, Very good fall lake. |
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| I live about 2 miles from the landing on Big Saint. You can find some good info if you go to this website www.stgermainguides.com and click on the link that says "Our Waters" good info provided by some of the locals who know it well. When you get close to coming give me a shout and I can fill you in on up to date conditions. |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | me too, i live in minocqua and fish big st. along with a jillion other waters up here. if you come up and need a hand, give me a jingle and i'd be glad to help you out. [email protected] .... also, hey Pete .... i met your son this winter on a sled ride. nice guy and we had a great ride. i guess he's working at Heckel's .... it seems he said you were his dad. |
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| Yes, that's my son. He's been pretty busy getting new boats rigged for the season. He's also a real musky-head. |
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Location: lansing, il | bob who on earth told you there are musky in wisconsin??? dont you know that the only place muskys were ever stocked is indiana???? |
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| bob,
make sure you stop one nite to eat at the clearview --- its on the lake --- nice place and good food. |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | i'll echo your comments on the Clearview. great place, great food and nice family running the business. i live in Minocqua and it's my favorite overall for the area. nice place to feel at home and an ageless northwoods feel. go past Fibbers and it's just down on the right. it's worth going past Fibbers to the Clearview. that was as nice as i could say it! |
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| I have had lots of good meals at Fibbers, but you are making me want to try Clearview too. I have not been to Clearview for about 20 years, I'll bet it has changed some eh? |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | i'll just say i think you'll like it for many reasons. there are a few places up here that stay busy all year round and then those that "capture" the visitors. clearview is one that is solid no matter what time of year. |
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Location: Iowa | Is this anywhere near Lake Namekagon...one of my dads partners in his company has a cabin on Namekagon...I am been there once...caught three small northerns on one of those tiny suick meant for use on a spinning rod...nice lake though...might be going up there in october but who knows...
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Big ST. is a nioce body of water. Good population of muskies, average pressure, and a really nice area. |
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Big St. Germain (Minnoqua)