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Ciscokid82

Posted 5/29/2021 11:17 AM (#980313)
Subject: Fresh water

Posts: 333

Location: SE Wisc

Can anyone tell me where I can find a lake to fish in the lower 48 with big fish and low or zero fishing pressure? Thanks for your info!!!

dickP

Posted 5/29/2021 5:43 PM (#980321 - in reply to #980313)
Subject: RE: Fresh water

Posts: 356

Lake Superior

kdawg

Posted 5/29/2021 6:01 PM (#980322 - in reply to #980321)
Subject: RE: Fresh water

Posts: 779

You did say big fish, not necessarily muskies? Muskies, what dickp said. Big fish? How about looking into Ft. Peck res. in Montana. I heard you could fish all day and not see another boat. Kdawg

Masqui-ninja

Posted 5/29/2021 6:33 PM (#980324 - in reply to #980313)
Subject: Re: Fresh water

Posts: 1271

Location: Walker, MN

There are some rivers that meet your criteria.

ToddM

Posted 5/30/2021 12:21 AM (#980330 - in reply to #980322)
Subject: RE: Fresh water

Posts: 20248

Location: oswego, il

kdawg - 5/29/2021 6:01 PM

You did say big fish, not necessarily muskies? Muskies, what dickp said. Big fish? How about looking into Ft. Peck res. in Montana. I heard you could fish all day and not see another boat. Kdawg

Fort Peck has more shoreline than the he coast of California. I was talking to the couple my son bought his house from who moved up there, the lake is big enough to have small craft advisories.

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