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Reel Fishing and Tackle and the opener

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Reel Fishing and Tackle wants to thank everyone for their patronage during the ice fishing season. Now on to the opener!

Reel Fishing and Tackle will be open for 60 straight hours during the opener. We will open for business starting at 6:00 AM Friday morning until 8:00 PM Sunday evening. We will have leeches available in 1 lb, 1/2 lb and dozen containers. Sizes from Jumbo to small. We can package them in plastic bags with Oxygen. We will also have shiners, medium suckers, fathead and crappie minnows and CREEK CHUBS!!! Crawlers in flats, 1 doz. and 2 doz. size containers and of course we have wax worms.

If you like to fish with plastics, we have one of the largest plastic displays in southern Minnesota.

So give us a call or stop on in. If we don't have it, you probably don't need it.

PS: (We do stock rods and reels!)

PSS: Feel Free to call ahead or fax in your order for bulk bait!!!

Reel Fishing and Tackle

500 Walnut Ave

Madison Lake, MN 56063

Phone: 507-243-3388

Fax: 507-243-3388

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Thanks Joe and Matt! Looks like you guys are going to be busy this weekend! smile.gif

I usually stop by Reel Fishing and Tackle on my way through Madison Lake, and let me tell you, that place is full of gear and bait! A lot of quality information shared as well. A great location for anyone looking to target the lakes in that area this weekend.

Best of luck to everyone this weekend!

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I would also like to say Thanks to Joe and Matt for everything your shop does for the fisherman in the south central part of the state and for all Fishing Mn members.

You guys always seem to step up to the plate for us.I dont know if I will be in the area on opening weekend,but if I am,you know I will stop in.

Again Thanks

Tom/harveylee

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