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Location: Houlton, WI | Anyone know some information on east metro lakes like White Bear, Lake Elmo, Bald Eagle, etc. Thanks |
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| what kind of info are you looking for? |
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Location: Otsego, MN | If you want muskie info, there is a MN Muskie Book that has tips for all the lakes. |
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Location: Minnesota | www.dnr.state.mn.us
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Location: MN | I would swing into or call up Thorne Bros., they should be able to help. |
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| Ya might want to try a different tactic for getting info than bluntly asking for it on a website, to which you've "contributed" a whole 15 posts - mostly direct questions. Most musky fisherman do not just give their spots, patterns, or favorite lakes away. There is a search feature that could probably get you going in the right direction. Use that info to get an idea of where to start and then put some time in like everyone else. |
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| What is it you want to Know? There good early season Lakes to fish, Later go deeper and fish at night, and you'll need to be prepared to burn in your bucktail... |
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Location: In a shack in the woods | This poster was badgering me for spots last night though. He had another post about the at croix. I told him I could tell him what to look for and when I was down that way in a couple weeks I could take him and show him if I had an open seat. The next 3 hours was asking for spots. I finally just stopped responding. I might ask depths or what type of things to look for on a new body of water but never spots. That makes people clam up in a hurry. They don't want to give out there spots which is very understandable.
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Location: Alexandria, Minnesota | I can show you some spots from the front of my boat.Warning you ara going to have to drive a couple hours northwest and its going to cost you. Just Kidding!!! If you are looking to learn some new spots, I would consider hiring a guide that fishes a lake you are interested in learning. |
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| Fish shallow, deep and in-between. |
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| I never saw mnmusky101 asking for SPOTS. Give the guy a break. He was just asking for info! 1 post of 1,000 posts. The post by bfree will lead mnmusky101 in the right direction and hiring a guide can do the trick if you are looking for SPOTS...Takes a real man to bicker behind a GUEST user name! |
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Location: c.wis | ive found alot of info on the net, also check out the mn regonal forums put on by hso outdoors. there are many article published on the game and fish mag aswell.if you look hard enough there are a few anglers that arnet tight lipped. once in while you'll find some golden info. |
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Minneapolis/ St. Paul Metro Musky lakes