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Bemidji Musky Leagues

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Howdy, as of this weekend I am becoming a permanant resident of the Bemidji area. I've been looking to move to northern Minnesota for a long time and it's finally gonna happen. Can't wait to chase ski's full time up there.

While back here in Rice Lake,Wis we got a musky league going about 3 years ago and it was lotsa fun.

It was pretty basic, honor system wheer a bunch of guys got together a nite a week, put $5.00 in the pot and biggest fish won. fished 4 or 5 different lakes, rotating each week.

If no fish were caught, the pot went to the following week.

There are other leauges around that get sponsored by a business and more sophisticated payouts based on points and stuff.

Dont matter to me how it goes, maybe you guys already got something like this going..??

If not, lets Git-R-Dun!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Greg,

Welcome to Burrmidji...

Glad to have you in town..If your ever looking to get a line wet drop me an email..As for musky leagues I don't beileve there is any. Tabers has a fishing league going and it sounds like he may have 2 this summer. Mark at Bluewater may have one going this summer also...

Hope this helps and once again welcome to Bemidji..

Beef

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Hey Greg, this is Bemidji_nate from the musky nut forum. Muskie league sounds fun. Would be willing to bet that Mark at Bluewater would help out. He's one of the good guys. By the way, when are you going to make the official announcement about your "endeveour"????

Anyway, welcome to Bemidji...

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thanks for thew welcome guys...look forward to being in the area.

Nate, announced it over at muskynut. Will be opening Madhatters, changing the theme BACK to Country with live bands every weekend....calling it the Git-R-Dun Saloon.

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