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Location: where the fish are... | Hey guys, a good question came up the other nite on the lac du flambeau chain. What lake, if given one full day would you fish to find a "monster"? I have heard of most people saying they would spend most thier time on pokegama or fence. I go up to that area 2 to 3 times a season and spend 4-6 days up there each time. We rarely ever fish that chain but travel off the reservation and fish everywhere else. I am very intrigued by Long Interlacken and have heard of big fish being either seen or caught but no pics, or actual varification of catches. So again the question remains, if you were to spend one or more full days hunting a "monster" on the Lac Du Flambeau chain, where would you fish?
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Location: mad chain | I would not fish any of them!!!!! Just kidding low numbers will drive you nuts, but some nice fish on all the lakes.
Edited by The Mighty Oak Leaf 4/21/2010 10:31 AM
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| Big Crawling Stone gave up a 44# 7oz. fish in '78-'79. Caught by Rick Kaminski from the D-Bar-D resort. As far as I know it's still a line class record for 17lb. test. |
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Location: Elk Grove Village, IL & Phillips, WI | I don't remember the lake, but these two were kept in 2005 from the Flambeau Chain. They were caught simultaneously while row trolling. 50 1/2", 34 lb. tiger muskie and a 52 1/2", 43 lb. true muskie.
Edited by KenK 4/21/2010 11:12 AM
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| And.....POOF, they're gone! Perhaps this helps explain the "low density".
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Location: NW WI | Flambeau and Fence....on the windiest, nastiest late fall days of any given year. |
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Location: Germantown, WI | I would focus my attention to Fence |
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Location: where the fish are... | Ken, I was actually up there the day that guy caught that pair of 50's we saw them in the back of his explorer under towels. crazy..... |
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| I like the chain ever since the casino was built. You can get a nice room there pretty darn cheap if you join the Torchbearers Club (or whatever it's called) then just park your boat at their docks, eat the breakfast and supper buffets, fish the better time windows and enjoy the casino during the off times. I'd say it's not a numbers place however. It's also nice really early May before the ski season opens for some pretty good eating Lake Trout that are catchable there bright and early each season. Marty Forman |
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| Hire Doug Smith out of Rollie and Helens and you will be far ahead in the game...he knows where they live on that chain...Right Leif??!!!  |
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Location: Wishin I Was Fishin' | Great water. I like Lac du Flambeau Lake the best.
Make sure you use the landing at the Flambeau Lake Campsite right by the highway. I have heard bad things about using any other ones.
I won't go to the casino because that tribe spears more Musky and Walleyes then all the others combined. |
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| Beautiful area!
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Location: Elk Grove Village, IL & Phillips, WI | Junkman, just curious, why would you stay at the casino and hand them your dollars while they are spearing our lakes? |
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| Marty? |
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| I guess I missed an answer you were looking for THREE YEARS AGO?? And, you are asking now?? No problem! I actually have not been there for three or four years, except for one time last year on Crawling Stone fishing for Smallies, which was a treat by the way! I used to stay at the casino every year on opening weekend with my son, feasted on some terriffic inland Lakers that some of us know about, and did enjoy the casino too! I quit going, but not with anything whatsoever to do with native americans, I quit because my son had reached an age where the "gambling thing" made me feel uncomfortable as a proper example. Clearly, I don't live Up North, I don't have the history or "issues" that many of you do, but I, personally, do not get into these sorts of debates. I am opposed to furthering discussion that pits one race, religion or culture against another one. I think that allowing any sort of hatred to become entrenched only delays the ultimate "negotiated settlement" that provides for the satisfactory conclusion of disputes in general. Mostly, however, I am just here to talk about musky fishing and would rather tell you what reel is best for pulling double tens! Marty Forman |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | so, what reel is it? |
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Location: Black Creek, WI | jonnysled - 7/9/2013 8:22 AM so, what reel is it? Sled, there is a different post for THAT question..... |
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Location: oswego, il | interesting, those two muskies dont look speared, should we yell at junkman if he buys a rowtroller? actually would be fun watching him rowtroll that ranger.
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| I have a row troller for sale. |
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Location: Elk Grove Village, IL & Phillips, WI | Geez, that comment is 3 years old. I just wouldn't ever think of staying at the LDF Casino and giving the same people who spear the muskies my hard earned money. |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | KenK - 7/9/2013 10:59 AM
Geez, that comment is 3 years old. I just wouldn't ever think of staying at the LDF Casino and giving the same people who spear the muskies my hard earned money.
then there's the argument of the economic component of the tribal income is down, so we have to harvest more for food.
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Location: Elk Grove Village, IL & Phillips, WI | #*^@ed if you do, #*^@ed if you don't. Same result either way, speared muskies! I just prefer not to give them anything. |
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Location: Wisconsin | My uncle has a cabin on fence. Monster fish out there and I gotta get out there more often at night. From what I hear its a lot of big rubber/cranks on humps and schools of bait. |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | it's cool when hatch and stock lakes tho ... |
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Location: oswego, il | hey why not find out who has harvested a musky for any reason, if they are a business owner lets boycott them too. why be selective when a dead fish is a dead fish? |
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