WHAT TO BRING?
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What do I need to bring? The following list serves as a guide for specific items you may want to bring.​​​​​​​​
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Passport​ (For ages 15 and younger, remember to bring their birth certificate)
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Outdoors Card
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Fishing License
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Highly suggest buying online and printing off multiple copies to keep with you
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Fishing Gear​​
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Rods, Reels, Tackle​
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​​Walleye​​
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Northern Pike
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USD Payment for camp (cash or check, but cash is preferred)
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​Rain Gear
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Tennis Shoes
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Waterproof footwear (something more durable than tennis shoes)​
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Pocket Knife
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Pliers
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Gloves to handle fish (optional)
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Boat Rags (to wipe hands off in boat)
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Dry bag or container (to keep items dry when out on the boat)
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Fish Stringer
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Fish measuring tools (scale and/or board)
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Filet Knife (electric outlets are available in fish cleaning facility)
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Freezer bags (for filets)
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Small cooler for boat (these are available for use, if you want to lighten your load)
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Sunglasses
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Hat
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Sunscreen
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Chapstick
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Toiletries
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Basic First Aid
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Personal Medications
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Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Shampoo, and other personal items
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Bug spray
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Range of clothes for various weather and duration of stay
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Shirts/Pants/Jeans/shorts
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Hoodie/sweatshirt/jacket
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Groceries/Food
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Drinking water or the water in camp can be boiled for 10 minutes prior to consumption.
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Beer, Wine, or Liquor (if you choose)- Limited amount can cross border
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Do not bring glass beer bottles - Thank you!
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Salt, Pepper, dish soap, paper towels, paper plates, and plastic cutlery for shore lunch
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