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| If your in a Muskie tournament and 100 boats are idling and waiting to start the tournament in a 200 acre lake that has channels leading into other lakes. Do you think the Muskies in that lake just stick around in that lake or do they leave and come back ? |
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| Dont think that they would do a stupid thing like that but, I would say only a couple get caught that are ready to eat and the rest hunker down and don't move because they are getting ambushed! Sounds like the metro area! Lol |
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Location: oswego, il | They will be in that lake, the boats are not everywhere on bluff but quite a few boats will fish it before moving on. If you are in the tournament, livewell open, i will be watching! Remenber, no wake out, don't get disqualified. There always seems to be a couple of look at me guys who cannot help displaying their impatient throttle skills. |
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| Thanks Todd, live well will be open and no wake. |
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Location: oswego, il | Don't be afraid to go to the airport. |
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Location: Mt. Zion, IL | Sounds a lot like an IMTT tournament on Prairie Lake to me. I have never seen so many boats on a 200 acre lake as during a musky tournament there. It is asinine that they even host tournaments on a lake that size. |
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Location: oswego, il | Ryan, i always stop at fillipos when in your town and i always check out Gregg Thomas Sunshine motors. I sent him a pic of the sign, he enjoyed it.
This is the fox chain. As of today the entire chain is no wake due to high water. Hopefully it will subside by saturday but who knows. Not the first tournament FRV has held on the chain in this condition, fish will be caught.
Edited by ToddM 5/16/2018 7:37 AM
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Stupid question