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| I am going to be taking a vacation next year, in July. I want to go to Minnesota or Wisconsin because I don't want to mess with getting a passport so I can go to Canada. If you had a week to fish somewhere, where would it be? Also, this is going to be my first trip outside of my home waters in Illinois. |
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Location: Minnesota | Are you strictly going for muskies or multi species? Are you looking for a resort, campground, or hotels?
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Location: South East Wisconsin | Chip
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| I will strictly be muskie fishing, and probably staying in a hotel. |
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Location: Minnesota | Casino hotel near Lake Vermillion - Canadian type lake without crossing the border. Otherwise I hear that there are some lakes in the Vilas County area that are worth fishing.
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Location: SE Wisconsin | Find yourself a sleeper with a campsite.
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| I would consider Bemidji Mn lots of lakes in the area and a nice Comfort Inn in town as well as other hotels/motels. |
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| Ok, so if I go to Vermilion who would you recommend as a guide? |
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| Chad Cain |
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| Matt Snyder |
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Location: algonquin Illinois | Another vote for Matt Snyder I have him booked for a day in two weeks. |
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Location: Lake Country, Wisconsin | You are going to miss out on a Canadian trip because you don't want to go to the post office and pay 40 something dollars for a passport card?
any particular reason why? |
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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | Hamernick?
Edited by Billy B 7/8/2009 1:00 PM
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