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JAKE FISH
08-17-2005, 04:20 PM
BOTH LOOK GREAT....ABOUT THE SAME PRICE LIKE THE BOAT UPGRADE AT TALL PINES GUIDE 125.00 WITH SHORE LUNCH....BIGGER CABINS AT KINFISHER
TAKING WIFE..... GOOD DATES AT TALL PINES 6/10 TO6/17 DON'T WHAT TO DO ............ ANY HELP WOULD BE HELPFULL
THANKS JAKE HOW DO YOU LIKE THIS LAKE IN JUNE OR EARLY JULY

Trailerguy
08-17-2005, 04:43 PM
[font color=green size=3][b]I have a cottage on Wabby,and know both resorts. Tall Pines is newer, and a little nicer, both have relitivly new owners. Last year they both changed hands I believe. I don't think either one would disapoint you or your wife. Just to stirr the pot you should take a look at www.sleepydogcabins.com it's a little smaller and more personal, Tommy also guides. Late June or early July can be a good time, depending on when ice out occurs. The first narrows is often a good spot at that time, or the fish may have moved into deeper water, depending on water temperatures. Whoever your host is they will know where to look for the fish. Good luck to you.

Wish'in I was fish'in on Wabby

rudy
08-19-2005, 01:47 PM
i have never been to kingfisher but have been to tall pines twice since steve and andrea took it over.they are excellent hosts and run a tight ship at camp.it's clean with a super freindly atmoshpere.on wednesday night they host a potluck in which the entire camp is invited.they supply the meat and beer[!]while the guest bring a covered dish or desert.it is a fun get together and the fishing info flows a little smoother as the cooler gets emptier.i haven't smoked the walleyes [we've done ok,tho]when we were there but have had excellent smallie and ring perch to make up for the walleye bite.i give tall pines a thumbs up.we are going back in june of 2006.