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Anyone know where I can get some redtails come September?

I'll be with family near Dorset.

Either somewhere near there or enroute. I'll be taking 64 up from Motley.

Thanks in advance all!!!!

Keep the rods bendin'!!!

Jim W

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STORE. I asked for bait one time in there and they directed me to a house that provides bait to all the bait shops in the area.

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There is a bait shop in pillager that carries redtails and creek chubs, I know its a little out of the way but it maybe something you want to check on.

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Try Northern Bait Co. in Park Rapids. They do wholesale and retail so they usually have the best bait in the area.

MinDak

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Nels-Bells on main st south of 34 about 4 blks. I think thats main. It's the road the royal bar and movie theatre are on. FYI there is a meat market right before northern bait they have excellent beef jerky and bacon also.

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We stopped for bait in Motley Tuesday night at a little bait shop on the south side of Motley on the east side of Highway #10. They had a very nice selection of bait, leeches being the only thing they were short of. They had it all from water dogs to redtails. I think the name of it is "Charlie Browns" or something like that.

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Eelpout!(nice name by the way), and all,

Thanks, that helps. I'll chekc it out on the way up. How much were they?

Keep the rods bendin'!!

Jim W

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Man they were so expensive they were offering a life insurance policy on them. Just kiddin...I think they were about $5-$6 a dozen. Man they had all kinds of creek chubs and some things they were selling I've caught before (when I was a kid on the wing river). Good Luck fishing

Tight Lines

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Jim W , Charlie browns in motley is the spot for red tails $6.50/dz if your going up hwy 10. It is in motley right after moreys. If you need leeches try to find them before you go I am not sure if you can even find any in the cities. If anyone knows could you post where. Thanks

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FYI:
Delaneys in Park Rapids had great "Creek Chubs" last week at $4.75 a dozen. It was a mix of Red & Blue Tail minnows, and they gave you about 30 minows for that price. The size was perfect. However, I don't belive they always have these minnows.
Eli

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