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Location: Canada | Mine was in 2015 Lac Suel 53",on a 9" lemonhead |
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Location: Minnesota | Have not fought any on a thriller , but my biggest on a regular is 47. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Couple of low 50's. Great lure that has been a standard in the sport for decades. |
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Location: Elk River, Minnesota | 48"...caught on a very windy point.
I've had great luck in wavy areas where the waves are working against each other on rock walls...waves going every which way...the fish just seem to love them in this kind of area...
Steve |
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Location: Waukee, IA | No muskies, but every time I use one I get medium or large pike. They freaking love it |
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | 52 is the biggest I've caught on a Suick, one of the best lures ever made.
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Location: Eastern Ontario | I have quite a few 50's a few 51's and 2 52's but it has been my go to casting lure for the best part of 40 years. I thought all Suicks were Thrillers, Suick being the manufacture and Thriller being the lure name. I often fish all day with a firetiger Suick and a Rob Dey spinnerbait. 20 years ago at a tournament some supposed friends snuck into my boat overnight and removed my Suicks so they could watch my meltdown. |
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Location: Hayward, Wisconsin | For many of my early years my personal best was on a Thriller. Indeed a "standard" in the muskie game! |
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| 48" but lost the one that would have been a replica to me and no 55" isn't worth a replica(to me at this age), so sad I was alone that day. |
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| 53 inches... caught on Lake of the Woods near the Minnesota border. Black and orange... on the figure 8.
Edited by Reelwise 5/24/2017 4:45 PM
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Location: Minnesota. | 54" on a Sucker-colored Thriller - if the color really makes diff.
What made it really cool for me was my eldest son, whom I've pretty much groomed since he was young got to net her. He has a few up to 45" too but not on a Suick. That might change soon. I think he was more nervous than I was... |
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Location: Ames, Iowa | It's my best big fish attractor. Problem is a 52 left my Suick and ate my son's 6 inch Jake. The other episode involved biggest muskie I've ever seen- maybe 55- following my Suick with 3 feet of weeds hanging off the bait on my first cast into a great spot. First try worst try. |
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Location: WI | 45" on a 10" HI. Wild Sucker is my preferred color. |
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Location: MN | Years ago when I first started chasing ski's I only had Suick's until I expanded my selection. (still on going)
Many fish in the mid 40's with largest being 47".
I have two grey over white that are full of teeth marks and pretty much destroyed.
Still like to throw them depending on the situation.
Nick
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| 50.25 and a 49 in Kentucky. I typically use the 9" weighted ones. There's usually someone in the boat casting them and they always catch quality fish. |
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Location: Poynette WI. | Lots of nice muskies caught on a suick, favorite is black wooden unweighted, nothing over 50" yet but my pb walleye 30.5" was on this same suick! |
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| nice walleye, any walleye boats around when you got it? |
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| Echoing Fishfinder101. My non-Lake Erie PB walleye was a 31" fish on a Walleye colored thriller. |
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