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why use a guide?

By say_der
May 12, 2004 in Fishing Minnesota - (Spring, Summer & Fall)

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Posted May 18, 2004

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Posted May 18, 2004

A couple of years ago I went on vacation to Lake Vermilion for a week. I had never been there fishing before. I set up a 1/2 day guide the very first day and he showed me the types of areas to fish along with technique. Invaluable information that made the rest of the week much more enjoyable. Money well spent.

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