anywhere in MN...where would you go?

[Doop]

If you were going to build a cabin on a lake...any lake in Minnesota...where would you build and why? Looking more from the fishing point of view than the boating recreation. <P>Let's hear it!

[curt quesnell]

For my money it would be LOW.<P>Not only for the world class fishing but<BR>it would be smart money spent. LOW is the<BR>last frontier, the property values havent<BR>gone thru the roof yet.......yet, but they<BR>certainly will.<P>But mostly I would do it for the fishing.<P><P>------------------<BR>Curt Quesnell<BR>NorthCountry Outdoors Radio

[boener]

Lake of the woods of course but maybe also Maple Lake. It seems to be a "well rounded" lake also.

[bturck]

I agree on LOW, my second choice would be Lake Vermilion. This is also any awesome spot but property values are reeeeally spendy.<P>I agree with Curt I subscribe to North Region Realty and there are some good buys in the LOW area. Good luck, and hang on. Bill

[Doop]

Hey Bill,<P>How would I subscribe to such a magazine? I would be interested in that.<P>Thanks!

[fishmeister_86]

I WOULD CHOOSE RAINY, HOWEVER I MIGHT BE BIAS, AS I HAVE A CABIN ON RAINY., AND IF YOU CHECK WITH THE DNR, IT HAS THE MOST FISH & BIGGEST FISH (WALLEYE) PER NET THEN ANY LAKE IN MINNESOTA!!!<BR> SINCERELY,<BR> FISHMIESTER

[bturck]

Doop: Its actually on the internet and they email me items as they become available. I had the name wrong, it is Northcountry Realty. I have the web address on my office computer. I will check it tomorrow and post if for you tomorrow evening. They cover ND,SD, Montana, Utah. Some interesting reading. I'll get it for you. Bill

[Doop]

Bill,<P>you can email it to me at <BR>[email protected] or<BR>[email protected] or<P>you can just post it on here! Thanks a bunch! Sounds like a neat magazine!<P>Mitch

[fishnut2]

Rainy may be a nice lake but it does not have the highest fish count per net numbers nor does it have the highest weight per fish. The Eagles nest chain has higher per net and larger average fish. No resorts on most of the lakes and less people. My folks are on lake 2 and are nice and secluded.

[fishgutz]

I have to agree with Curt... the LOW and Upper Red area. Over the last years you have the "best panfishin lake in north america", according to Infisherman Mag. plus one of the best walleye lakes in the US. When the walleye bite turns on in '06 the land around there has to skyrocket. My money is on LOW or Upper red.<BR>

[Pike Patrol]

BRONSON<P>------------------<BR>-dont take 'em all

[89Bronco]

Rainy Lake...not just for the world class fishing, but for the beautiful scenery.

[slotfish]

rainy for me too- the wife and i are putting the finishing touches on our cabin up there and the scope of it's fishing versatility never disappoints me. <P>maybe this would be a good time to bring this up- we're to the point of building the cabin where light fixtures, fans and switches need to be wired, so if there's an electrician out there who wouldn't mind doing maybe, what, 6 hours of finish hook-ups and what not, maybe you could use the place for a fishing home base for a couple days as a trade? i built the thing myself but am clueless when it come to the wiring portion. references of course.