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Just wanted to let everyone know who fishes Green Lake that there are a bunch of idiots over by pancake island. theres only 2 houses set over by that open water but they are in fact the most inconsiderate jerks on that lake. the lake is a free lake and no one has their "own" specific area. these guys just about ran over our tip ups and were shouting obscene words at us because we were fishing in "their" so called spot. the lake is for everyone and we respect everyone else's space and they don't. beware of these people they are rude and don't feel that they should share the lake with others. so if you want, fish by them and let them know whats up.

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Fishman:
I have to agree with Setterguy, looking at the map here...Green Lake doesn't even have an island! South Center, however shows "Pancake Island" in the eastern basin...

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ackotz,

The map didn't fit on the page.

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There is a very small island way in the back of green.. or at least there used to be... However, Pancake is on South Center for sure!

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Bornofice:
Sorry about the map not fitting...this new PC computer (and software) doesn't let me transfer the edits I make to Jpeg files like my Mac did...oh well, I'll figure it out, somehow!--AK

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yeah there is an island on the back part of green but i thought it was called pancake island, but I could be wrong. Anyways there are a bunch of idiots that think they own the lake when I was the only one that fished there for the last 3-4 years.

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Sorry to hear that some people have made your fishing exp a little less fun. Hope you can find another spot away from the crowds again some time..

What did you used to get back there?.. Pike or panfish?

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Hey Fishman...

Call the DNR about those guys (maybe they'll be cooking up some crack in their fishhouse, when the DNR comes-a-knockin!). They'll let them know whose lake it is.

Is that island you describe in the southern-most bay? That's really shallow over there right?

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not too smart for guys with permanents to mouth off to people... they can't keep an eye on their house all the time... gotta stay cool like the fonz out there... be nice to each other or at least try to be.

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someone was smoking newport cigerettes on my spot.

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yeah that island is by the narrows and it is pretty shallow water. they're catching bass over there but their going to fish the lake out with what they keep. (they keep small, small bass that aren't even worth filleting cause theres hardly any meat).
they're not even near a crowd of people. theres only two houses over there by that thin ice.

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