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Seem like nice people. Any body been there? How was the camp and the fishing? Thanks
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Richard:
I have been going 3 years running, I plan on stay there every year. I am primarily musky fishing, I usualy fly in and walleye/northern fish one day. Each day on the water there I am confident that I have a chance a true world class fish. The cabins are rustic but nice, and Steve will do everything in his power to have you on fish and make your stay one to remeber. I would highly recommend it, and definitely has unlimited option of fishing oportunities. Good luck Troyz |
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If you go, make sure you opt for a trip on Corner Lake. It's a lot smaller than Eagle, is more wind and weather protected and has some of the nicest scenery in the area. Oh yeah. Did I mention BIG muskies?
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You will likely get the same story from most people who have visited the Herbecks at this fishing camp. Great people and hospitality and it is a bit on the rustic side as another poster noted.
The perioic seminars/briefings at the lodge are very interesting and he's a very experienced fisherman who will try to put you on the fish. We had him as a guide one day and it was a great experience. |
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Totally overrated except for the muskie fishing. Some decent portages and flyouts, but that's true of most places. Many better locations, even on that overfished lake.
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There's a few reports about Eagle on this message board. This resort seems O.K., but the fishing is not.
I was there 15 years ago and the fishing was not good. As one guy here said, the portage lakes were better, but the fish were small. Hopefully the slot limits have helped the fishing. |
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