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Who's coming up for opener this year??

Getting excited after a great winter of walleye fishing.

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I will be there. Staying on Pike, Ojibway. I hope the weather cooperates this year.

Matt

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Yeah last years opener was the typical crap weather. Lets hope for some nice weather this year.

But we could use that rain really bad. crazy.gif

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I won't be on my home waters year confused.gifconfused.gif I will be guiding for the govenors opener in Walker this year tongue.gif.... I get the Outdoor News, Minnesota Sportsman, and KFAN guy(s).. Listen for the opener call in report from my boat on KFAN grin.gifgrin.gif

Good Luck,

Beef

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Ah yes....only 67 days 'till opener...the REAL opener that is. I guess I'm gonna have to fish for them lousy sand carp until then... grin.gifwink.gif

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I'll be going up and staying with 3 other buddies at Chippewa Paws for opening wknd. Any rave reviews about this camp?

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Chippewa Paws is a nice place. Whenever I have a group on the lake, we eat lunch there. Not nealry as busy as Pike Hole and in my opinion much better burgers - and oh yeah, their home made cole slaw is to die for!

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Minners,

I won't be up at Cass Lake until the end of July when our family goes up for our 20th year! I can not say enough good things about the Pike Hole, we go there every year but we did also try Chippewa Paws last year and found it to be very good food. Can't speak for the rooms as we stay at Wishbone Resort but the couple that just bought Chippewa Paws in the last year is from my home area here in Illinois and I was talking to them about the business and they have a very authentic Chicago Style Italian Beef sandwich. The owner was telling me that he found a supplier for the beef but he could not find anybody local for the giardianera. For that he imports it from the Windy City. Try them out, not as big as the Pike Hole but the food was every bit as good and prices were decent too. Tell them that a fellow "Land of Lincolner" recommended them.

Windy

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I will be there with a couple buddies, staying at Stony Point. I have been around there for about 5 years and have not heard of Chippwa Paws. Where, on the lake, is it located? Thanks for the info. Am always looking for a new place to try out.

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Chippewa Paws is on the North-east end of the lake, near the Knutson Dam.

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Any tournaments on this fine lake? I'm looking to get in another tourney sometime between June 20th and the end of July....Never fished Cass but would love to give it a try...

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Shallow,

Just look for the big flag pole with Ole Glory and a shiny aluminum pier and that's Chippewa Paws. It is right where the water comes in at the Knutson Dam.

Windy

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