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Location: Seymour, WI | I get to fish the Hayward area 5-6 times each yr. I've fished the Chip, Namekagon, LCO, Grindstone, Sissabagma, LL, Teal, and enjoyed each of these lakes. In your opinion, what lake in the Hayward area gives you the best shot at a fish over 48"?
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Location: Minneapolis,Minnesota | LCO |
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Location: The Yahara Chain | 1. Chip
2. LCO |
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | The Chip with Ty Sennett for sure. |
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| The Chip
LCO
Grindstone
I will be fishing all three come mid-September looking for that one special musky  |
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Location: Watertown, MN | After seeing some of the quality fish from the CHIP this past weekend at the PMTT, I would say your best shot is at the CHIP. Lots of healthy mid 40's showing up, and Ty stated that the big girls should be moving in soon. LCO, Grindstone and Round would be my next choices, tend to be swinging more for the fences on these bodies, big fish very low density. LCO was reported to have 800 muskies in a 5000+ acre lake. Warning though is lakes are very low and navigation is hairy, at the PMTT we watched 5 boats run over reefs shooting their motors right out of the water, reports of 6+ missing lower units prefishing.
Good luck
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| My choice would be Namakagon first, then Grindstone, followed by Round.
LCO has few and far between. You will put in a lot of unrewarded hours on that body of water.
Don't know much about the Chip but it seems like it has been prodcuing this year so it is definitely worth a try. |
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Location: north central wisconsin | Chip
LCO
Lake Hayward
Little Round
Headed there in two hours.
Edited by Reef Hawg 9/2/2005 10:09 AM
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Location: Madison, WI | Chip
Namekogan
Lots of good options......
Edited by cpr fish 9/2/2005 11:57 AM
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| 1. Namakagon
2. Grindstone
3. Chip
I like both Namakagon & Grindstone for there heavy fish, plus I don't think they take the pounding the Chip does.
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Location: Hartford Wi | 1. Round both of them
2. Namakagon
3. Da chip |
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| i would have to say Lost Land. Plenty of big fish in a small Lake |
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