pool for lure testing
muskyslayer96
Posted 2/27/2013 7:00 PM (#621516)
Subject: pool for lure testing





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Location: Madison, WI		Strange question, but can anyone give me the name of a hotel in WI with a pool that would let me test my lures after hours if I was a paying customer? Please PM me if you do, I'll even throw in a custom lure as a finders fee (I know , maybe not much of an incentive but I'm desperate for a reliable testing ground)
Thanks in advance for the help fellas......happy building
MS
little one
Posted 2/27/2013 7:35 PM (#621530 - in reply to #621516)
Subject: RE: pool for lure testing





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Location: S.Wisconsin		Hmmmm....tell ya what. For one of your flaptails I will put a pool in my basement
muskyslayer96
Posted 2/27/2013 8:41 PM (#621581 - in reply to #621516)
Subject: Re: pool for lure testing





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Location: Madison, WI		Matt
Careful, I'll hold you to it
MS
CedarLakeMusky
Posted 2/27/2013 9:03 PM (#621606 - in reply to #621516)
Subject: Re: pool for lure testing




I was just thinking about the same thing last night. Hard to test lures with all this hard water in northern MN.
cave run legend
Posted 2/27/2013 9:22 PM (#621615 - in reply to #621606)
Subject: Re: pool for lure testing





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Just show up and act like you belong. If you go late the person at the desk won't care cause they probably don't want to be there anyways.
bryantukkah
Posted 2/28/2013 10:49 AM (#621805 - in reply to #621615)
Subject: Re: pool for lure testing




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cave run legend - 2/27/2013 10:22 PM

Just show up and act like you belong. If you go late the person at the desk won't care cause they probably don't want to be there anyways.


+1 here. Just walk in like you own the place and people think you do.
CedarLakeMusky
Posted 3/1/2013 8:25 PM (#622265 - in reply to #621516)
Subject: Re: pool for lure testing




Did you find a pool yet? I'm thinking of asking at some of my local pools.
muskyslayer96
Posted 3/1/2013 8:57 PM (#622273 - in reply to #621516)
Subject: Re: pool for lure testing





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Location: Madison, WI		CLM
Nothing yet..still looking.

MS
musky chimes
Posted 3/3/2013 1:41 AM (#622518 - in reply to #622273)
Subject: Re: pool for lure testing





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Country inn allows me to vid lures after they close the pool . i just called ahead and talked to the shift manager . i told him that i was testing products and filming them for my businesses web site . they dont let you go into the water of course but as long as you are not alone they will let you . im shooting video their tomorrow of lures if you want to come in with us that would be cool . where are you from in wisconsin? im in the Eau Claire region . pm me if your interested

Edited by musky chimes 3/3/2013 1:42 AM
Turkeyt
Posted 3/3/2013 6:09 PM (#622676 - in reply to #621516)
Subject: Re: pool for lure testing





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Location: Almost Heaven		Do like Bill Dance and Tony Stewart and sneak in to Bass Pro Huh? I saw that video on AC Shiners and he uses a livestock watering tank in his building to test baits and he's been in business for over 25 years and it works for him.

Edited by Turkeyt 3/3/2013 6:13 PM