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Reef Hawg |
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Posts: 3518 Location: north central wisconsin | Greetings, Consolidated Musky Club Inc. will be stocking our Muskies(400) into Petenwell in Wood County this Monday, 4/18/16. We were able to procure yearling fish at 14-16", which will equate to much better survival. We'll also be stocking another section that day, for a total of $5500.00 in Muskies. We also plan to stock another $5,000.00 in fall fingerlings in September or October. With that, in addition to the 550 fingerlings stocked last September in Nekoosa, the future does look bright. Thank you to all who have been supporting the club for the past several years, as you are the reason that this flowage Musky population was resurrected in the 1980's and continues to be maintained. Special thanks to: Don Kempen Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Schauer Ray Kittell Memorial Todd Forcier Brad Janecek Wisconsin Conservation Aids Advanced Disposal Portage Musky Club Several others To get involved(looking for a board member right now), or to get more information on the stocking, feel free to contact me. Thanks, Jason Schillinger Consolidated Musky Club Inc. Wisconsin Rapids, WI [email protected] Edited by Reef Hawg 4/16/2016 8:54 PM | ||
Jeff78 |
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Posts: 1660 Location: central Wisconsin | Good deal Jason. | ||
tyler k |
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Posts: 409 Location: Almond, WI | That's great. 12 Apostles is putting 350 into Point Flowage today, and I'll be helping Wisconsin League of Musky Anglers put 200 into DuBay tomorrow. The WI river fishery is getting stronger! | ||
Reef Hawg |
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Posts: 3518 Location: north central wisconsin | Thanks to all who came out yesterday. Other than having to alter our stocking locations on the flowage based on H20 temps, everything went very well. The DNR was able to fin clip the fish in one area with the help of the UWSP fisheries society members who we invited to take part, and several folks who have never witnessed a stocking, were able to not only watch, but help release the for us. Thanks also to the 12 Apostles club in Point, and WILMA as well. Thanks again, Jason Schillinger Consolidated Musky Club Inc. Attachments ---------------- IMAG5447.jpg (117KB - 414 downloads) IMAG5450.jpg (108KB - 436 downloads) IMAG5452.jpg (124KB - 408 downloads) IMAG5466.jpg (140KB - 397 downloads) | ||
Grass |
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Posts: 611 Location: Seymour, WI | Nice work! | ||
Musky Face |
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Posts: 558 | Always a great sight! | ||
North of 8 |
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I don't know if I will ever fish Petenwell, but as someone who grew up in Wis. Rapids in the 1950s and 60s, it is amazing to me to see there is a viable musky fishery there now. The river was so bad back then that nothing much grew there besides bullheads and carp. I shot a mallard in the late 1960s on a slough off the flowage by Petenwell back that when I cooked it, smelled so much like mill waste, had to throw it away. You folks are to be congratulated on helping bring back a body of water that 40 years ago was all but dead. When the kids of today are old like me, they will have folks like you to thank for the fun they have fishing the river. Edited by North of 8 4/20/2016 9:26 PM | |||
Mark Hoerich |
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Posts: 688 Location: Already Gone | I've been fortunate to fish both the Pete and Castle Rock, and the river areas between for many many years. For a few reasons I have very fond memories of this area...they are unique bodies of water that I really enjoy, and for me they are close to home. There's some nice fish to be found in the right places. A tip of the cap to Jason and the others involved. Thanks... nice work. | ||
ESOX Maniac |
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Posts: 2752 Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | North of 8 - Its got some very nice fish in there, thanks to the efforts of Jason and others, including Todd Forcier and the Petenwell Muskie Challenge when it was alive & well...You wouldn't recognize the water today. It proves that a polluted river system can be cleaned up, but there's still a lot in the sediment, and fishing for all species is very good. You can break 50" on the Pete & Castle Rock.. However, there's still to much phosphorus from lawns fertilizers & farms getting into the river system, so there's a pretty good algae bloom in summer. Have fun! Al Edited by ESOX Maniac 4/22/2016 8:55 AM | ||
CASTING55 |
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Posts: 968 Location: N.FIB | Anything into castle rock this yr | ||
Reef Hawg |
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Posts: 3518 Location: north central wisconsin | Jerry, I intend on applying for a permit to stock castle this fall. Mark Saemisch group will also stock there with proceeds from his tournament held there in June. If all goes well we'll have 600-1000 fish coming on the same truck in September or October. | ||
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