Triofishing
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Montana tobacco root area unit 320 and 333
A friend and I that are both salmon guides on lake Michigan in Wisconsin will be heading to Montana for the opening 12 days of general elk season. We have rented a cabin just south of cardwell and both have general elk tags. We have done a lot of research on google earth, read a ton on area "what we could find", and went threw mt hunt planner. We have looked at and studied the tobacco roots the best we can from here in wi. Mainly units 320 and 333. We are defiantly not looking for a person's honey hole but to at least get us honed in a little more to somewhat of a smaller area because there is so much area. I hope a fellow sportsman can help us out the same way as we do to guys that come to wi fishing. If you would rather pm instead of posting on thread that's fine. Could defiantly find a way to hook up a guy with some fresh lake Michigan salmon caught today for the right and honest help. Thanks in advance matt
A friend and I that are both salmon guides on lake Michigan in Wisconsin will be heading to Montana for the opening 12 days of general elk season. We have rented a cabin just south of cardwell and both have general elk tags. We have done a lot of research on google earth, read a ton on area "what we could find", and went threw mt hunt planner. We have looked at and studied the tobacco roots the best we can from here in wi. Mainly units 320 and 333. We are defiantly not looking for a person's honey hole but to at least get us honed in a little more to somewhat of a smaller area because there is so much area. I hope a fellow sportsman can help us out the same way as we do to guys that come to wi fishing. If you would rather pm instead of posting on thread that's fine. Could defiantly find a way to hook up a guy with some fresh lake Michigan salmon caught today for the right and honest help. Thanks in advance matt
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