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Are you an outdoor enthusiast that loves to fish, hunt, snowmobile, or any of the other 100 fantastic and exhilarating things to do outdoors in Lake of the Woods County? Do you just happen to be an Marketing Guru, with a 4 year Business/Marketing degree, with at least 5 years of sales/marketing experience, with a proven track record of success? Do you have a “glass is half full” attitude, with the ability to effectively communicate and implement marketing strategies, all while using the hat of a business owner with fiscal responsibilities?

Then discover why we are a community on the rise and experience everything first hand while “living the dream” in our electrifying and majestic playground, Lake of the Woods County, Baudette, MN.

A tremendous opportunity awaits YOU in northern Minnesota, “The Walleye Capital of the World”. Make it yours today!

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For consideration, Please e-mail your resume to…

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well geez, JP...that sounds like a perfect job for...YOU. But, you already have a great job. grin

See ya at the Wig Wam Oct. 21, 22, and 23

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The way that you use your non-profit marketing company should depend on what kind of non-profit you are and what kind of services you need. If you're a small organization that doesn't have any budget for advertising or marketing, then hiring a local nonprofit marketing company is probably not going to do much for your cause. However, if you do have some funds available and need help getting them out there, then using an outside firm can really help boost your chances of success.

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19 hours ago, raraf said:

The way that you use your non-profit marketing company should depend on what kind of non-profit you are and what kind of services you need. If you're a small organization that doesn't have any budget for advertising or marketing, then hiring a local nonprofit marketing company is probably not going to do much for your cause. However, if you do have some funds available and need help getting them out there, then using an outside firm can really help boost your chances of success.

How's the Trolling up there? 🤡

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    • leech~~
      Cuz like I said, he was breaking off a lot and they were like gold at the time.  Guys an't giving up anything when combat fishing, I'm sure he pissed off some folks running around jumping in and out of open holes. 😉
    • smurfy
      🤔why didnt ya "leech" some of them black flies from the guy!!!!!🤗😂   awe come on....wanderer would of said it too!!!!😉
    • leech~~
      Au, yes the black fly, aka the looper bug.  I remember the first time I was introduced to it.  There must have been 20-30 guys out in front of the French on the ice. This one guy was running from hole to hole and pulling fish, but he was also breaking off a lot.  When I finally got close to him, he said he had 2lb line and just the bug on the end and jigging.  I think I had about 6lb line and some jig with waxies.  I jumped in my Suv and buzzed up to the bait store in Two harbors "which is closed now" to get new line and bugs.  By the time I got back and fishing again the bite must have been over!  Spent the rest of the day laying on the ice staring down the hole, ton's of fish went by but not bite!! ☹️    I used to get up at like 3:00am to drive up from Brooklyn Center, fish until dark and drive home.  When I had more of the wander spirit.  Heck I remember when I had no brains or money in the spring, getting up at like 2:30am, driving up and fishing every stream for about an hour that I could get to from Duluth to Grand Marais.  Then driving all the way home the same day.  🤪
    • Kettle
      Last day of myself hunting before I help my friend with new clients. Back on the bigger marsh, mainly teal but 5 fulvous whistling ducks. A medium size duck but they fly and decoy like Canada geese, big circles and glide in. They are noisey birds
    • Hookmaster
      Kettle, sounds like an awesome trip. Never see drake bluewings in MN during the season. For the bridge my pucker factor would've been 11, and that's walking across both ways!!
    • Wanderer
      Gotta love META, right????  Naw, they ain’t tracking’…   
    • Wanderer
      I did the looper steelhead thing in front of the French River once.  It was fun. I got one looper but the sight fishing aspect of it was the most fun.   We saw a couple guys limit on steelhead up close to shore and learned the black fly was the way to catch ‘em.  We didn’t have any.   My first 40+ hour day that I can remember.  Went to work Friday morning, Van Halen concert Friday night, too jacked up on the way home to call it a day so we loaded up for the North Shore.  Fished all day, drove home Saturday night.     Those crazy kids…   Chequamegon Bay and the Apostle Islands have always been a want but an undone deed.  The wander spirit has faded from my old traveling buds.  They like to stick to what they know now.
    • Wanderer
      Oh, he knows…. 😉 
    • SkunkedAgain
      About 20" of ice in Black Bay., although that's just based on how far my auger went before breaking through.
    • monstermoose78
      I would love get the cohos through the ice.
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