Need ideas for a fishing trip

[crazyice]

I don't know, I didn't whip out the calculator and the reciepts from last year, but I would still say that around 200 is pretty close. We split the gas three ways, we each probably spent 30-40 on food and the 75 on the rooms...

Either way, it's not too bad for a weekend of incredible fishing!

[DTro]

$200 is a good estimate I think. Even cheaper if gas stays low.

[MinnesnowtaWild]

Extremely reasonable, IMO. The only thing I will have to add is a boat rental.

And is there a bar up there for when we are done for the day?

[DTro]

Yes most of the bigger resorts up there have a bar/eating available.

Schusters is where we have always stayed, and the bar us usually headquarters for storytelling and socializing at the end of the day

[therookie]

have to agree with LFC, while you might be able to get away with only 200 bucks for each of you, i think if you stay 3 nights and 2 days of hard fishing in a rented boat and hitting the bars afterwards, and eating somthing other than ramen noodles and drinking boones farm(that is a old guy reference), your looking at least $350 minimum/each. you always have to keep in mind the forgotten advil or toothbrush that your going to pay a premium for in the convience store. the good thing is that you have 4 to 5 months to save up. forgo a pop/coffee a day, eat some nasty food club mac n cheese, booze up on rail drinks and in no time you will be sitting on the rainy.

[fiskyknut]

I can do it on 10 to 20 bucks a day, a bit of gas and some woims!!

[hanson]

I can do it on 10 to 20 bucks a day, a bit of gas and some worms!!

You're living the high life man!