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Al Lindner and Ty Sjodin explore the west side of Lac Seul, long rumored to be the hottest walleye bite in Sunset Country. They show why.
Al Lindner and Ty Sjodin explore the west side of Lac Seul, long rumored to be the hottest walleye bite in Sunset Country. They show why.
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