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| Where's a good place to buy suckers in Minocqua? Anywhere open early in the morning? |
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Location: oswego, il | Rollie and helen's would be good. There is the other place right on 51 on the shore of that small pond that has a culvert going into lake minoqua on the right east side of the street. |
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Location: Mokena, IL | There's a place on the corner of 51 and 47, I believe. It's called J&D..I think. Someone local help me out. We always got decent suckers there.
Brad |
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Location: Racine, Wi | The place Todd is talking about is open pretty early. It is actually a gas station. I believe Tommy Zinda guides out of there. Rollie and Helens is good as well, but a bit of a drive from Minoqua depending on what lake you are fishin. |
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Location: Germantown & Land O Lakes WI | Mundt's or Rollie and Hellen's....both seem to have the liveliest suckers and both are on the right side of 51 on the way up.
If you're heading up to the Boulder junction area...try Coontail Corner gas station on M in Boulder....I've had alot of success with thier bait. |
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| ToddM, is this the place you are thinking of?
Kurts Island Sports |
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Location: oswego, il | Shep, that is the place. Nice liltle tackle shop and has some lures you can't get anywhere but there. |
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| Thank you! |
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Location: Stevens Point, WI | I was at Rollie's yesterday and bought some suckers there, they had lot's of them. $3.50 for the large ones. |
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