How many lakes have you seen for real? Which one you liked most?
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I live on Lake Ontario\n-but-\nI got to visit Lake Victoria in Africa and it was phenom!
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i love fishing because it is so relaxing,the scenery is amazing and the sea breeze is refreshing. My first experience was as a teenager. I went with my sister and her bf. We caught 2 fishes and it was exhilirating.
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what monster? No real evidence. I have lived near Lake Champlain many years. No one has ever had a good picture of \n"Champ".  perhaps some funny shaped stumps floating or otters, or other animals swimming on the surface. I am a skeptic even though I have friends who say they have seen it. although they are not really sure what they saw.
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The United States is definitely one.\n\nFor example, Alaska and Minnesota have tons of lakes.
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Lake Camanche is my favorite place. Its only about an hour out of Sacramento. check out www.camancherecreation.com\nMy family has been going there for years.
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LAke simcoe (sybils point ) just outside toronto is a nice place to go.  Or how about near the islands....Lake Ontario is huge
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I would love to do this.  There are no lakes close by me though, but it sounds great!
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Graveyard, in a cave at the Beach, my little Sisters tree fort, on a slide at the Park, Family Bathroom at the Mall, this last summer my boyfriend and I wanted to go to the Lake and Go swimming and there was ALOT of people there, and we had Sex in the Lake Right in Front of all of them BROAD DAYLIGHT!!!!!!!!
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BEaver Dam Lake in Cumberland, WI.\nSpooner Lake in Spooner WI has many large pike.\nMiller Dam flowage has many large pike.\nLong Lake in Barron County (just North of Rice Lake) is a great Walleye lake.  Wissota in Chippewaa Falls has some good numbers of Walleye.  The Mississippi would be your best bet for numbers and size.  Try Pools 4 and/or 5.
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Lake skiing:\n\nNorth bay: Clear Lake or Lake Berryessa\n\nSouth/East Bay: Lake Don Pedro (plus there's three other lakes right up around Angels Camp that are nice).\n\nThat said, I think the best bay-area water-skiing destination is the Sac River Delta.  Smooth water, you can always find a quiet area to ski and though the scenery lacks big mountains, it's only 30 minutes to Disco (Discovery Bay - where you can get a boat) from Walnut Creek.  Fun fun fun.
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I was there two weeks ago and did the helifishing from the Station Township at El Questro.  Thoroughly recommend it - 16 barramundi and 4 catfish.  Plus awesome views, plus fighting off the crocs!  Awesome!!!  Obviously couldn;'t keep all the barra due to size limit.\n\nAnywhere on the Pentecost River is good fishing
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I used to live in Duluth years ago.  I would go back if I could afford to. I liked it when the lake would freeze over along the shore in the winter.
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Lakes, river, ponds, streams
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Yes I had one that was beside a creek.  It was my peaceful place. One day a mouse was in the tree. How it got all the way up there still amazes me.
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It might depend on what "boating" is for you.  If that includes sports like tubing, waterskiing, wakeboarding, then I certainly recommend the Coldwater Lake area in South Central Michigan.\n\nAdditionally, you might check out Torch Lake or Houghton Lake in northern lower Michigan.  Both of these lakes are famed for boating sports.\n\nAt any rate, there are a million things to do everywhere in Michigan, and I hope you have fun there!
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I hear Catalina Island is pretty great with moderate visibility. Monterey bay is amazing for the sealife, but the water is cold, and the visibility is low.
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cedar keys!  and of course st augustine. i am from gainesville florida and miss it dearly though always went fishing at both places oh yeah lake lochaloosa!  have fun!!