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Location: Scandia MN | The voices in my head are whispering Green Bay - Should I listen?
Never been there and it's 300 miles from here - On the other hand it's not like I have anything else to do for the next 2 weeks - Opinions please - - - - |
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Location: Green Bay, Titletown, WI | Get after it. |
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| If you do I would stick to fishing the weekdays or put bumpers on the boat!
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Location: Wisconsin | If you have nothing going on, why not! Although temps are a bit higher, fish will still be caught in the fox. I think some of the northern tributaries are going to be hot too. It may be busy this weekend but I'm looking forward to fishing during the week next week |
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Location: Appleton, WI | If your looking at green bay the fishing is great but if it is your first time out there hire a good guide. It will cut that learning cure down as it is really big water. If you try it on your own look for weeds on points and start casting. |
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| I been thinking about coming up that way around the second week of September. Is the fishing typically decent this time of year? Are there recommended hotels for fishermen to stay at? I never been to GB and typically fish LSC and other Midwest waters. If any one wants to send me a private message and any tips, I would appreciate it.
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