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| Does anyone know of a lake or river system close to the Minnesota border that will be open for the WI south of 10 opener? I have done some research but have had a difficult time finding anything under 2-3 hours from the twin cities. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Please feel free to PM me if you don't want to post the information.
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Location: Eau Claire, WI | Tony,
You pretty much need to get to the central part of the state for the closest water South of 10. Petenwell, Redstone, etc. And yes, that puts you 2-3 hours from home... |
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| What Mark said.
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Location: oswego, il | Man, if they get that lake by lacrosse stocked with musky, you realize the gold mine that's going to be? |
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Location: S.W. WI | as two Old Timers said to me, while leaving the public meeting regarding stocking lake Neshonic with Muskies; "next they'll wanna put Pirhana in our lake". Gonna be a tough sell.
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| one lake I go to once in a while is Potters flowage about 15 miles east of Black River Falls. Dark water, very stumpy though, sloooow motoring is a must. Wi. DNR website has a lake map for it. I have caught muskies up to 40 inches out of there and lost a couple of mid 40's over the years. Lake Arbutus has some muskies in it but I have not done very well there. |
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Location: Anchorage | Maybe I shouldn't divulge, but I'll be on the underappreciated Chippewa, just south of Durand. If the water stays real high it might be a little tough, but the fish are there and it can get quite lonely on the river. Not that there's anything wrong with that! 
Edited by woody 4/5/2006 10:53 AM
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Lakes south of 10 in WI?