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| I am going to cave run this weekend and I am willing to travel to purchase suckers. I am having trouble googling it. Anyone have any ideas?
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Location: Germantown, WI | You are unlikely to find any retailers in that area carrying musky suckers. Anyone fishing muskies with suckers in Ohio is probably catching the suckers themselves. Sucker fishing for muskies is pretty much an upper Midwest thing; Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, northern Illinois. You might find the odd retailer outside of that area carrying suckers, but don't count on it. |
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Location: Ohio | You may want to read the fishing regulations as well to see size of suckers and if it's legal, in Ohio max size for suckers is 8 inchs and you can only use them in the same body of water they were caught in |
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He's fishing Cave Run ... You're good to go with any size suckers in Kentucky. |
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| Would be a ways out of your way from Cincy, OH, but there's two bait shops up in North Webster, IN that carries suckers. You'd have to travel nearly four hours north from Cincy just to get them and then clear back south to Cave Run. Not very efficient nor economical.
Thing is...what's each of the States regulations in regards to transporting suckers from one state to another?
I would think there'd be some bait shops near Cave Run that would sell them? |
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| Thanks guys. In ky you can't sale shad, suckers, etc. I talked to a couple guides and one said he brought them from Chicago. I was hoping to find a place in In two hours away or so and I would stock up on them. |
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Location: South Portsmouth, KY | Trust me I've looked for years and there isn't any. I just catch them myself |
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