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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | Scott Glorvigen or Dean Arnoldussen are my two guesses. |
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Location: Omaha NE | Tony Roach has a mobile style of run-and-gun ice fishing.
Tony Roach, Jeff Gustafson & Frabill worked together to create the new Ice Hunter combos.
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | This hero doesn't make the ice known, it is his secret, not his home... |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Another profession he had, this hero you must find, he wrote stories for the news in a cubicle behind. |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | Jack Burns |
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| The problem here, Riddler, is that you have an audience of "tunnel visioned muskie weenies". (a quote I stole from Doug Johnson) Even the names of walleye legends make us say "WHO?" Now I am sure that some might actually walleye fish, but by and large, walleyes are seen here as nothing more than a source of table fare.
So the few with time on their hands might just spend hours clicking on this or that video, hoping to find a glimmer of hope to the answers to your questions. Those among us who really really think we need more lures might do the same. But by and large, your clues are pointing us all in a direction that may as well be about nuclear physics, except I suspect there are more muskie anglers that know something about nuclear physics. Now... You could ask any muskie angler who Dale McNair is, or what it is that Tob Gelb does and where, or who owns Andy Myers Lodge, or what lake Tony Grant guides on during the spring, and it would be a matter of who can type fastest and who has the best internet conection. In other areas of fishing, any of those names would get you a cross-eyed blank stare. Even the obscure faceless casual anglers are known in the world of muskies. But walleyes??! Well... Asking musky anglers about walleye fishermen is like asking a laborador about quantum physics! They may look at you like they understand you, but in the end? This one will boil down to sheer luck. In fact, I'd be willing to bet that the average walleye pro could name twoce as many muskie anglers than the average musky angler could name walleye pros, even though there are probablt 10 serious walleye anglers for each muskie angler.
So a clue like "this person has another career".. ? Well... You mean there's a way to make your species of choice a career and not starve to death? Whoda thunk it? All the career muskie guys I know are lucky to pay their bills at the end of the month... |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | The Riddler is not responsible for folks over thinking the clues, they should be clear to follow, even for you.
Nor has he said this new hero even fishes, as for muskies or pike...not a chance, not for anyone's wishes. One might even say this hero is unique--even super if you like.
Ice.
This hero doesn't make the ice known, it is his secret, not his home...( secret ice, what can this mean?)
Another profession he had, this hero you must find, he wrote stories for the news in a cubicle behind.
You all know this hero, each and every one of you, just think about the clues and they will tell you what to do.
The Riddler said we were taking a hard turn, so don't look just at fishes.
We are VERY close to this being solved...
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Location: Hayward, WI | Secret ice = kryptonite
NOTE: Riddler must comment, not true, not at all, it was his Fortress of Solditude where the ice was held tall. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | See, that wasn't so difficult to come up with the Hero the Riddler wanted you to find, now the final few clues should leave far behind any overthinking or confusion, it will all disappear, as the winner finds the thing we have been seeking all the time.
This new hero is a little famous more than Tommy, no problem, no doubt. Now show the Riddler how this all should come out.
Once there was a structure so common around, it was easy for a hero to seek and have found. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Look for it....it's right there in front of you. |
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Location: Hayward, WI | Telephone booth |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | Stan Lee created Iceman, a member of the X-Men. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | READ THIS!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, it's there, just use the other clues, you have already named it, but with that answer you will lose because of too many letters to the person who finds it, it's there and it's connected, both heroes and the clues, to change outfits protected. |
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