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| Anyone know where you grab some suckers in the Kenosha area?
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| Randy @ Paddock Lake Tackle on Hwy 50 on the east end of town should have suckers. |
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Location: Plover, WI | Was in Gander Mountain today and they have some up to 16". |
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| There's triangle on 83 that have them too |
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Location: Antioch IL | I got some this weekend from Triangle and one was dead before i got on the water.  |
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| So did you guys get into action ? |
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| I get them all the time from there and they are very lively, but don't get eaten. |
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| The Musky Tales guys are opening a location right on Channel Lake next to the 173 bridge going into Marie (formerly Mentones) and they have suckers there on the weekends - all sizes from about 9" to 16-17" |
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| Paddock Lake Sporting Goods
Best suckers around!!
Captain Doug Kloet
http://www.dougkloet.com |
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| Year after year, fish after fish I have caught a few on Greg and Arts suckers. I have never had 1 dIe on me. They are usually quite lively. Getting them eaten is up to the angler. That being said Illinois lsuckers need to stay in Illinois waters. If you drop a sucker in a particular water take your water it needs to stay there and or die.
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Location: Antioch IL | I get my sucker about 95% of the time from randy at paddock lake. I have never had one die on me from there. |
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Location: Racine, Wi | Paddock lake sports definitely has some very good suckers. They are always lively for me, and very strong. He is also reasonably priced.
BTW, if you're going to Silver, watch the launch as the water's low, and you'll drive right off the end of the slab which has a very nice wash out whole behind it. Don't want to wreck your trailer.
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