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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | Myself and a couple family members are looking to take a trip to wisconsin over the summer and do not want to hire a guide. where would you sugest we go? Looking forward to responses.
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | do you have any idea at what part of the state? i have done ok on some northern wisconsin lakes with
out guide but i highly suggest a guide. |
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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | We are currently looking at the Vilas county and also the Sawyer area. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | I'd suggest Lake George here in Rhinelander. There's several resorts on the lake, and there's LOTS of water close enough to trailer to easily. George has quality muskies, good walleyes in numbers, and decent panfish. Plus, you're 1 minute from the Hideout and a cold one, and I'll mark your maps. |
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Location: Brookfield, WI | I think Steve just made it a slam dunk for you. Makes me want to do it.
Kevin
Go 'Skins, Go Vikings
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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | muskyhopeful, a fellow Vikings fan. Lake George sounds like a good bet for us, Sworrall thanks for the offer, not old enough to have a cold one though, one of those kids that got hooked at an early age.
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Location: Brookfield, WI | Billy, unfortunately the only time I would type the words "Go Vikings" is when a MN victory improves the Packers' chances of a playoff birth. LOL
Stay away from the cold ones. Much better to be hooked on the 'skies.
Kevin
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | there is so much water in the vilas county and surrounding countys its easy to head 5 minutes down
the road to a new lake. its good to check out reports online and from bait shops right before you go up
in case the lake your on isnt hot. because you have narrowed it down to vilas/sawyer now
you could probably even narrow it down to what type of lake/river/flowage. clear/stained,
deep/shallow, weeds/rocks/stumps. and if you get a sunny day and your staying on clearer water
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Location: Wauwatosa, Wisconsin | "Billy, unfortunately the only time I would type the words "Go Vikings" is when a MN victory improves the Packers' chances of a playoff birth. LOL"
Thanx for that clarification, Kevin. I wasn't tuned into your miracle wish. For a minute there I was rounding up da boys to come over to Brookfield and put you on a bus!
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| another place to try would be the sportsmans lodge on Moose Lake in Sawyer county. John the owner is a guide and will do everything he can to put you on fish. Two years ago he wasn't very busy so he just went fishing with me without having to hire him! I learned more in those couple hours about that lake then in 16 days of fishing it before that over the years
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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | Thanks guys, I still have to run all the ideas by my dad and grandpa before we commit to one place.
Billy Brumett |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | We also always have a cold soda here, too. Dad and Grandpa can have either variety! |
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Location: God's Country......USA..... Western Wisconsin | Take Steve up on his offer. I have been to the hideout and he has a great place there. Lots of water to fish and Steve will outdo himself with the maps, his advise and help. |
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Location: Washington, PA | I've made the trip from PA to the hideout a few times. And I would Definately head that direction if it works for you! |
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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | Thanks for all the replies, Sworralls offer just looks better and better to me. Have a feeling that is where we might end up.
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