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| Could someone recommend a guide for Green Bay? Let me know. thanks. |
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| Dennis Radloff, Brett Jolly, Lee Tauchen
The should all have websites..
The first 2 spend alot more time there |
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Location: Germantown, WI | Call Dennis Radloff - he knows the Bay. |
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| Sterling Guide Service , Dennis Radloff |
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| Radloff . Hands down |
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| With out a doubt, Brett Jolly. He spends more time on GB than anyone. |
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| I would hire both Radloff and Jolly, then show up and tell them both to jump in your boat and take you around. Now you will have all the spots in your gps, and get to hear them argue all day about who spends more time on the bay.
Really, the guy asked for recomendations. Once is enough per guide. I think he can finger it out from there. Or is there a measurable difference between guides based upon number of times name mentioned that they are the best? |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Well with only one actual member post here....Radloff or Jolly. Both are good and will boat you some piggies.
No offense guests but just sign up for a membership. Takes about 1 minute and then everyone knows who they are talking with... JMO
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Location: Lake Tomahawk, WI | Radloff, Jolly, or Brett Alexander. I've filmed/fished with all three and you won't be disappointed with any of them.
JS |
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| Radloff, hands down. |
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| No question here. Jolly. That guy will put you on fish. |
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| If you truly want muskies in GB, there is one name. Brett Alexander.
Radloff was lights up there...years ago. Now he's fishing closer to Milwaukee again. I think that this spring he was promoting muskie fishing in Butte des Morts. Personally, I'd hire a local guide. |
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Location: Hopefully on the water | Any one of the 3 mentioned are very good out on that body of water. |
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Location: La Crosse, WI | Eric Larsen of Rubber Hairy tackle guides and fishes the Bay a lot. He catches fish pretty much any time he goes anywhere. Look up his site on google and ask him about the bay. |
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| 1st choice hands down Brett Alexander he fishes Green Bay year round.
2nd choice Brett Jolly he's caught a lot of real slobs from this water also.
3rd choice Dennis Radloff he caught a few also.
Good Luck and Good Fishing
Scott
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