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| Hi guys,
If anyone is looking for a good muskie guide for Lake St. Clair you should check out Chad Sandy. He was VP of the MI Muskie Alliance (Chapter 47) and is very active in the club. He really knows Lake St. Clair, has great equipment and is an all around great guy that will put you on some monsters. LSC opens this weekend and it is a great fishery and here is Chads website:
http://www.chasin50guideservice.com/index.html |
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Location: Pinckney, Michigan | I second that Ed! Having fished with Chad on many occassion I can say that he is a great guy to fish with, will share information, will teach and demonstrate and is very knowledgeable of Lake St. Clair. |
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| Chad is by far one of the best guys on and off the water. I've had the pleasure of fishing with Chad on several occasions and the guy just understands this dynamic body of water. There's no doubt you'll learn so much about LSC on a trip with him as well as knowing he'll put you on some fish. If you ever have the chance to fish LSC for the first time or you fish this system on a regular basis it would be in your best interest to spend a day out with Chad. A true gentleman that will go the distance to get the job done!
50" or 50pds we are Chasin50'
That says it all! |
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Location: Kodiak, AK | Chad is the man. Polite, knowledgable, and just a good guy to spend time with. |
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Location: Michigan | Thanks guys. I appreciate the kind words and support! |
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| Yeah, he's a really good guy. I fished with him last year, and am fishing with him again this year. Don't listen to some of the crap regarding "full-time" vs. "part-time guides" - it means nothing. Many of the "full-time guides" are just "full-time self promoters." Chad spends way more time catching fish than promoting himself.
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| Very well put Adam! I agree! |
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