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Author Topic: Briggs Lake chain  (Read 4536 times)

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January 01/12/11, 11:22:48 AM

Offline UplandObsession

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Briggs Lake chain
Has anyone gotten out and had any luck on the Briggs chain near Palmer?
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January 01/16/11, 05:41:24 PM Reply #1

Offline guythathunts

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Re: Briggs Lake chain
I heard they were doing well on crappies early ice, but have not been there myself. I live close to there and never fish those lakes... Maybe i will next weekend.
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January 01/21/11, 02:29:32 PM Reply #2

Offline UplandObsession

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Re: Briggs Lake chain
Yeah i live north of becker and live 10 minutes away from them but it gets so crowned with houses and snowmobilers i try not to go out there unless i know there are fish to be caught or just going out there to fish for the bottom of a bottle.  :drinking: Julia holds alot of crappies but they are on the small side normally around 6-8 inches and on acouple occasions caught a couple 10-14 inchers in high school when i fished it almost every night.  That whole chain is a huge party chain for highschooler from surrounding areas.
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