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| I'm looking for suggestions on best Musky fishing within three hours of Chicago. Wife doesn't want to drive further than that and I was also looking at possibility of purchasing a property on the water, but I need ideas on best bets. Lake WI is about the 3 hr limit. Although I'm hooked on Musky chasing, I need a decent Walleye bite as well. Thanks for all your help and ideas. |
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | Pewaukee, Okauchee and area lakes have it all. My family has owned Koepp Reality since the 1970's. My wife is very very good with her customers selling and purchasing homes. She can answer any questions you might have in Waukesha County. Feel free to give her a call. Debbie Koepp 414-881-7050. She has over 20 years experience in lake country homes and condos. |
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Location: beloit | The Madison chain is another option. |
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Location: Sawyer County, WI | Alternatively you can do what I did and move to Minneapolis and then apply the wife's "3 hour rule". |
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Location: Smith Creek | Green Bay is 3 1/2 from downtown Chicago. Walleye fishing is pretty good there... |
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Location: syracuse indiana | well don't forget about Indiana. we have a bunch of properties for sale around here and a lot of good lakes to fish.. our county (Kosciusko) has the states most lakes in it. and we have quite a few that are loaded with musky and there are good lakes for walleye also.. if you need any other info about the are , don't hesitate to give me a call I can help you out.. and our area is 2 to 2 1/2 hrs away from chitown ....bill |
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| I'll throw a vote Debbie Koepp's way. Great realtor and she really knows Lake Country.
And if you should end up on Pewaukee, maybe she can use her "connection" with Mike for a trip! |
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