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User: muskiebigfish
Comment: We both still Know that places like the back of our hands.. I'd be willing to give up some great spots to go back again...
Date: 06/05/12 01:27 PM
User: muskiesbrother
Comment: Ahhhh, good ol' Lake Manchaug...I bet we could come with a story for almost every type of fish in there! From skin diving to find the horn pout holes, and using them for crawfish bait for the smallies and HUGE perch the next day...I'd give up alot to relive those days as an adult!
Date: 06/05/12 08:56 AM
User: muskiebigfish
Comment: My Dad caught a Pike near the Dam years ago. I stayed on the "Kings" Side of the Water 30 plus years. huge Pickerel also I miss that place..
Date: 06/04/12 04:50 PM
User: johnnywad
Comment: Still has a healthy population of bass. The surprising thing with your comment on pike, I look back and do not recall a pickeral even being seen. We stayed at a small log cabin near the Lake Manchaug campground.
Date: 06/04/12 03:55 PM
User: muskiebigfish
Comment: I grew up on Manchaug, Some of the greatest fishing I had as a Kid was there, would love to fish it again. Looks like you were down in Sandborns They still got Pike and Tigers in that places?
Date: 06/04/12 12:39 PM


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