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| Fellas-
Will a WI lic suffice to fish all of the Cisco Chain due to fact the lakes are border lakes?
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| YES. I used to fish Palmer/Tenderfoot. Tenderfoot is in Michigan, Palmer in Wisconsin, same license is cool for both. But no, your Fox Chain sticker isn't going to impress anyone, no matter where you go. But if you keep that bass logo on the Brown Champ, then you'll always have a reason you can't catch more 'skies than me, you're "trophy bass" fishing as Boro would say.
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| SLAMR-
The Champ has no more bass emblem, all "Goo Gone'd" off! I have the fox chain sticker and have not even graced the water yet! |
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| You have to be careful up there. A Sconnie license will work on any lake that lies entirely or partially in WI, I do believe that any of the lakes that lie entirely in MI will need a MI license. I believe Mamie, Big and West Bay are the border lakes, which a Wisconsin license will work on, while the rest lie entirely in MI. A WI license works on Palmer and Tenderfoot once again because the lake (Tenderfoot) lies partially in WI, while Palmer is entirely in Wisconsin. Hope this makes sense. |
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| If you launch your boat in Wi. you can navigate into the U.P,but if you launch your boat in Mi.you better have a Mi. licsense.You will be asked where your rig is when fishing such waters,I know first-hand! Jeff |
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| Nwild is correct, only those lakes that are partially in Wi. are legal. You can travel through the rest, just keep the rods stored. |
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| Only the lakes that are in or partialy in Wi you can fish with a Wi license. Any lake that is in the U.P. entirely, you MUST have a MI. license and I don't care where you put your boat in, and those wardens up there watch closely.[;)] |
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