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WhiteWolf

08/31/2011 05:50AM

Doing a solo through Morgan to the Gaskin area 22nd of Sept. Staying at Flour the night before. Not wanting to bring minnows in o2 bag all the way from the cities,, probably would die overnight or with my luck,, on the last portage. Can a guy still depend on Golden Eagle Lodge or others in the area for minnows at that time of year?? Sometimes with the crowds thinning out, so do the minnows at the smaller bait places.
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The Great Outdoors

08/31/2011 07:03AM

Contact "Ugly Baby Bait" on the Gunflint Trail and ask about the availability of minnows, crawlers, and leeches.

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Basspro69

08/31/2011 04:26PM

Make sure you call them first, the hours of operation are extremely variable, what im saying is I never know when theyre open or not.

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lundojam

08/31/2011 07:29PM

I like to spend money up north, too. If you can't find any minnows up there, though, they'll live o2 packed for quite awhile, especially if you keep them cold. And remember, if they were to die, they still can work pretty good and are easier to portage.

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