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| anyone know any places to fish for musky close to Allendale? specifically grand valley university? |
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Location: Ludington, MI | According to the Michigan DNR stocking page, Campau and Murray have been stocked with muskies. Also Thornapple Lake. I have not fished them, but they were all mentioned in the Q&A session after Will Schultz's lecture at the Ultimate Sport Show yesterday. Hope that helps. |
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | Murray Lake = 30-40 min drive
Campau Lake = 45-50 min
Thornapple = 90 min
Lake Macatawa = 30-40 min
Hamlin Lake = 100-115 min
But, there is a TON of fun to be had right there on campus! Thirsty Thursdays. MMMM.
Edited by JimtenHaaf 3/25/2013 4:40 PM
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| which is the best between murray, campau, or macatawa? |
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | Best? Depends what you're looking for. Looking for a 45lber? Macatawa. Murray and Campau can be great action lakes. Murray is clear, Campau it's stained. Murray is deep, Campau, shallow. They both hold 30lbers. I wouldn't say one it's better than the other. Just depends what kind of mood you're in. |
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| ok cool thanks |
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Location: Lake St. Clair | thats a good bit of info. I dont live very far from any of those lakes. I primarily fish St. Clair but those are some good options for a free evening after work! |
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Location: Lake St. Clair | Has anybody fished these lakes lately and have any info on them? Looking to hit one of them tonight or tomorrow morning before the weekend boaters get crazy. I have never fished any of these lakes even though they are all withing a half hour of me. Too much time spent on St. Clair, but since we cant fish there yet and I have some free time for once, why not go fishin! |
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| join MMA if you want info..
http://www.michiganmuskiealliance.org/muskie_index.php |
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