looking for advise

  • ken1mike
    sw. wright co.
    Posts: 30
    #1240096

    A co-worker,who blames me for his muskie fever,is going up to Itasca State Park at the end of this week,he asked me which lake he should “learn” up there. My reply was one of the smaller ones as his boat is a 14’er, and he has only a week of which he will have some [alot] of mandantory family time. Anybody have any input on this?
    thanks

    Mocha
    Park Rapids
    Posts: 1452
    #883275

    14’er will handle any lake in Itaska State Park. I would concentrate on the one that tastes better than beef. IMHO

    thebigfishman
    Apple Valley, MN
    Posts: 264
    #883301

    Hello,

    Hands down elk lake! Tons of muskies in that lake that are willing to hit your lures!

    Take care!
    Kevin

    mbenson
    Minocqua, Wisconsin
    Posts: 3842
    #883505

    Quote:


    Hands down elk lake!


    Based on pre-fishing info gathering, assuming this is the same lake, I heard of it and several other smaller lakes in the Leech area. Never did get a chance to pull off Leech though last week, so can offer no actual experience.

    Mark

    jeremy-liebig
    mpls
    Posts: 1455
    #883719

    +2 on Elk. It’s right in Itasca State Park. Mantrap is also right down the road.

    armchairdeity
    Phoenix, AZ, formerly from the NW 'Burbs, Minneapolis, MN, USA
    Posts: 1620
    #883765

    Quote:


    A co-worker… [h]as… a 14’er, and he has only a week of which he will have some [alot] of mandantory family time. Anybody have any input on this?
    thanks


    Yes. Family men shouldn’t buy 14′ fishing boats. They should buy pontoons, enabling them and their families to both own AND appreciate the flavor of their cake at any given point in time.

    Sorry… I know it’s slightly OT, but you DID ask for feedback “on this” without specifying which part “this” represented.

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