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rbarnick
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04/16/2007 03:16PM   (Thread Older Than 3 Years)
Are these easy to get to? How is the fishing in them and which one's are best? From what I've gathered, these are busy sites? Are the camping sites unique? Thanks for the help!
 
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Arkansas Man
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04/17/2007 07:18AM  
If you will go to the search section here and type in Numbered Lakes you will get plenty of information...

Bruce
kremer08
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04/17/2007 12:00PM  
We found between three and four there was some good walleye fishing in the channel. We drifted back and forth in front of our campsite and each caught a bunch. Had enough for two meals that day! Try to get a site on the east end of lake three. They are fairly spread apart and large. But watch out for strong NW winds!
04/19/2007 11:11PM  
Walleye fishing is decent, but nothing too big because of the heavy pressure they get. Depending on how far you want to go a few portages could get you more off the beaten path.
mr.barley
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04/19/2007 11:23PM  
Do yourself a favor and head for Insula. There are still plenty of people, but not nearly as many and the # chain.
04/20/2007 03:56PM  
Very easy to get to with only 2 portages. It is a nice place. I agree do yourself a favor and go onto Insula. Insula is well worth the extra portages.
 
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