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| So I was looking at the big fish section on this page.... seems this lake"x" has alot of big fish in it. My question is......... Does anyone know wher this lake is?? I would like to fish it for a day  |
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Location: Chisholm, MN | I got a couple X's, but they're not very good..... |
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| I've fished lake X before. It's in NW Vilas County, on a road you're not sure you want to drive down, that only gets more narrow the farther you go, and it has a landing you're not sure you can get in and out of. And sometimes there are fallen trees in the way, roads washed out, etc. If you're lucky enough to find it, you'll find yourself saying "this lake better be worth it!" And it is... |
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Location: indiana | lake x has been very good to me this summer. |
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Location: Muskegon Michigan | There are no Muskies in Lake X |
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| Lake x hasn't been good to me this year... |
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| TTails - 7/21/2012 12:21 PM
So I was looking at the big fish section on this page.... seems this lake"x" has alot of big fish in it. My question is......... Does anyone know wher this lake is?? I would like to fish it for a day ;-)
You must be really bored  |
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| I had a Lake "x" till my fishin buddy couldnt keep his mouth shut, now I call it the mall..... |
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Location: Wakefield, MI | esoxaddict - 7/21/2012 1:12 PM
I've fished lake X before. It's in NW Vilas County, on a road you're not sure you want to drive down, that only gets more narrow the farther you go, and it has a landing you're not sure you can get in and out of. And sometimes there are fallen trees in the way, roads washed out, etc. If you're lucky enough to find it, you'll find yourself saying "this lake better be worth it!" And it is...
I think I've been there, that's only like 20 miles from me!
Edited by milje 7/21/2012 4:44 PM
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| Gotta Love the LAKE X !!! I have a few myself--actually all the lakes I fish are lake X to anyone who isn't in my boat at the time. |
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| All lakes I fish are named "X" too except for metro lakes cause there are so many casters already what does it matter on a metro lake. |
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| i know there is a lake x in pennsylvania, fished it a few times. pretty sure there is one in new new york and ohio too. and we all know of lake x in ontario its got some big fish ive been on a waiting list for a guide for 2 years up there now. |
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Location: Uxbridge Ontario | Sounds like alot of driving. |
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Location: Manitowish Waters WI | I actually prefer Bannana Lake over Lake X |
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Location: Detroit River | Lake "X" has sucked for me the past 2 years. Ever since a couple of #$%^&*s posted reports on the Internet of great catches on Lake "X" the lake has gone down hill. I've been fishing the "X" River & is was good to me in June but in July I've only been catching black & white kitties.
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Location: North Metro, MN | I heard lakes Y and Z are on fire now too... |
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| I have been fishing lake XXX. I've yet to catch a musky there but I did catch some other stuff... |
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Location: Minocqua, WI | I have also fished Banana Lake... Big Banana to be specific. Lake X is where Mercury tests their outboards... havent you seen the commercial? |
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