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Location: Michigan | Looking for a good camp in Sabaskong for late July 2014. Anyone familiar with King Island? or any of the below lodges?
So far i'm looking at Youngs Wilderness (stevens bay), Sabaskong Bay Lodge, Duck Bay Lodge and King Island. Thank's |
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Location: indiana | split rock lodge. caught tons of fish within sight of camp |
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| I can telll you that a number of years ago there were some jumbo muskie very close to there where the beaver house is. Not sure anymore though. If your looking try Red wing lodge. Nicest people you'll ever want to meet there.
Edited by 4amuskie 9/30/2012 7:28 PM
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| Look into Mylie's Place, it gives you great access to Sabaskong plus easy to get west and north if wanted. They have some of the the best cabins in the area (with air conditioning!), plus separate boat slips in a protected bay behind a breakwall.
And of course that Justin guy.
http://www.myliesplaceresort.com/
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Location: Milwaukee, WI | We have spent a week at Duck Bay Lodge four different years. Excellent: service, food, cabins & rental boats. A family-owned & operated resort. (not unusual for LOTW lodges) Dave & Sheree took good care of us. They can get you good musky guides for a day, too. #1 son Rob showed us a 50 up close & personal one day! |
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Hanson's King Island Lodge