Not too long ago, Wisconsin was known for its fishing towns. Fishing was a major way that people supported themselves. It isn’t surprising, either, because Wisconsin has so many lakes and rivers. But many of those old fishing towns have fallen by the wayside. That isn’t the case in Marinette. Marinette, Wisconsin has a rich fishing history, and it’s still a good place to catch some fish.
This town was a large lumber and fishing town.
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It is located along the Menominee River and along Green Bay.
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One trip here, and you will see the historic charm.
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Everywhere you look, this is still a fishing town.
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There are loads of great spots for anglers.
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Downtown Marinette has certainly grown, but it remains quaint and charming.
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Marinette is an angler’s paradise, and it will bring you back to a simpler time.
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Want to explore more charming Wisconsin towns? Check out this list.
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