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Well its been about a year since my last post about B.M. and I'll tell you, what a year makes. I was just down there last week and we stayed for 4 day's. The fish were there in full force. I LOVE that lake.Not so much for the fishing but for the lake itself. pretty,pretty,pretty. If there wasn't a fish in the lake it would still be worth the trip.Caught a few nice trout and had a few great meals. no trophys but its all good all the way. just my .02 on this lake.Anybody else have an opinion on this lake?

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I've heard good things about the trout as well as walters and big gators. The only time we tried to fish it we headed out as a storm rolled in and the lightning started-we didn't want to fish a lake w/ trees sticking out of the water and lightning comming down so it's on my list for a rematch someday.

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Yeah stay away fromt the lightning thats for sure. You should give it another chance. I know that bad Medicine is known for its trout but the Walleye fishing there is great to from what I hear. I personally did not fish for walleye when we were there but I guess it can be really good. I'm not sure what it is about that lake but I really enjoy it there.

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