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Location: Berlin | Hey guys, as many of you know I just moved out to Berlin. The river is wide open and I have not been able to do any fishing yet. I have absolutely no experience there at all. Any of you fish there?? I live right across from the foundary and am the second to the last house going out of town. Any help would be appreciated. |
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Location: Green Bay, WI | Hey Richie,
Put your boat in the water at your house. Jump every dam between you and Green bay. Run around through Sturgeon Bay. Turn right at Lake Michigan. Stop when you get to the Illinois River in Chicago. Lock through to Starve Rock. Start there. I think 3/8 - 1/2 oz. jigs with a pink head should do the job. Good Luck, Doug |
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Location: Berlin | Here punks, I didn't need your help  My first fish off my dock was a 25" spawned out female. Catching that fish in my backyard was like the first time......I will let you use your imagination.
This picture was taken with me at my best so for all you smokin hot fish groupies that frequent WalleyeFirst looking for a stud to satisfy all your outdoor needs, sorry, I am married!
BTW, that fish was immediately released after the picture.
Edited by Rich S 4/12/2008 5:38 AM
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Location: Berlin Wi | Good fish1 As a liflong Berlin resident ,I'm pleased to see a decent run up the fox this year. Hopefully, we will get a good spawn and and the water will stay up long enough to get them out of the marshes and downstream. The Fox produced some great fishing in the "Good Old Days" and with the continued activity of WFT and some rain things look to be improving. We don't want to say to much ,as we have kept Berlin as a secret. Purple Skeeter says it's in Germany! |
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Location: Berlin | I here ya! I know it was a mistake already as I had to kick Jerry off my property for trying to sneak down to my dock.
I have always deamed of living on some water some place and then to have the first fish be that one, I could hardly contain myself. |
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