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Message Subject: Musky Magazines
Guest
Posted 5/18/2010 4:28 PM (#441435)
Subject: Musky Magazines


What would you guys have to say is the difference between Fishing Facts Magazine and Midwest Outdoors Magazine?
GUEST
Posted 5/18/2010 5:16 PM (#441445 - in reply to #441435)
Subject: RE: Musky Magazines


Guest - 5/18/2010 4:28 PM

What would you guys have to say is the difference between Fishing Facts Magazine and Midwest Outdoors Magazine?


I don't know, I have not subscribed to either one. But as far as I know neither one is a true''muskie magizine.''
But midwest outdoors can be a good read.
mstranglr2
Posted 5/20/2010 2:43 PM (#441880 - in reply to #441435)
Subject: RE: Musky Magazines




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I have had both and you get a lot more for your money with midwest outdoors.
Junkman
Posted 5/20/2010 3:34 PM (#441891 - in reply to #441880)
Subject: RE: Musky Magazines




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I get the BASS and FLW mags by virtue of being a member of those groups. I also pay to get Bass Times because I still dream of being a big tournament guy when I grow up and that's the single best source for getting inside the tournament scene.....but let's face it, there is only one musky mag, it's Musky Hunter Magazine and thank goodness, it's truly a great bible for the sport and the the only thing that I simply must read the very day it arrives. Pretty sure it's $21.95 per year. Marty Forman
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