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Location: Roseville, MN | Hard to find on the internets! Never been on the fox chain before. Anybody prefer one over the other? Taking my 8yr old nephew out sunday for his first muskie trip.
Thanks in advance!
Keep ya posted on how we do.
Edited by muskiemaniac 10/16/2013 8:56 PM
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| Musky tales on 173 $10 cheapest on the chain |
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| Barnicle Bobs.. or thirsty turtle
Edited by MuskyMulisha 10/20/2013 11:08 AM
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| Chain o lakes state park is nice and free I believe. Thirsty turtles is nice too but cost $10 I think |
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Location: Northern Illinois | If you want to fish Channel & Catherine the Musky Tales launch on Hwy 173 is very
convenient. Cost is $10 as mentioned, launch is fine...lots of boats go outer there.
State park is free, have to be out by sunset however as park closes. Been a real
tough bite for me all of October so far.... let us know how you do! Good luck. |
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Location: Northern Illinois | Chain O' Lakes State park has one and it is free, there is also Musky Tales on Highway 173 it is $10 to launch or you can also buy a $125 launch pass. I've been having really good luck on the Chain up till October started I haven't even moved a single fish, fishing the same ways been catching during the summer and spring. Water tempature is around 60 degrees. Very Confused. 
Edited by Cranker 10/16/2013 10:11 PM
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| Ditto on musky tales. Guys running the place have had no prob with us fishing late as long as tickets is on your dash. Was out wed for 7hrs and only raised one low 40's. That was casting dbl 8's on 8' break. Odd since there were tons of shad tight to shore. Triangle only had small suckers |
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Location: Chicago Suburbs | Thanks for the help! Hope to put my nephew on his first muskie.
Fishing report Sunday night. |
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