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Posts: 225 Location: Nordeast Minneapolis | I suspect that fish deals with severe depression, being a cross-breed, and is probably ostracized by the general musky population. It eats to deal with it's depression... And it's depressed a LOT.  Really beautiful fish! Congrats!! | ||
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Posts: 456 Location: Kansas City BBQ Capitol of the world | Holly Mackerel! Props to you on that amazing catch. I stay up all night sometimes just thinking about catching something like that and now you probably stay up all night long thinking of catching that. lol Never ends! On State and World record fish I am trying to get a grasp on how it counts on a catch and release. If that fish shattered the current MN record and was caught in MN then it should be in print as the "New" record right? But since it wasn't verified by whomever wherever is it just personal satisfaction of knowing you have the record? I'm thinking I would have thumped her, the boys would be over at the house looking at my mounts on the wall and I'd be telling them the one on the left is the new State record and the one on the right is the Guide who tried to stop me  Great catch! | ||
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Location: Ontario | Musky Brian - 7/18/2011 6:23 PM thumping was not an option...there is a 50" size limit Thanks God | ||
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Posts: 32 Location: Janesville, Wi | I didn't see that fish on the "big fish" board. That's a winner for sure!! You should definitely register it so we can see if Rick can rep it accurately. | ||
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Posts: 32 Location: Janesville, Wi | Double post sorry.  Edited by chadslama 7/19/2011 8:55 AM | ||
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| Shouldn't be considered for record status, fish was obviously using steroids! | |||
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Kleck - 7/19/2011 10:38 AM Very cool that the NAVY is painting their submarines to look like Tiger Muskies! That's insane! Is he going to get a reproduction made? And where would someone go for a custom manikin like that? Congrats! A mold does not exist for that fish. Unless a Mold maker / replica artist wants to fabricate, or extensively alter an existing mold. Well..... good thing he has great pictures!!! Very costly, time comsuming, and unprofitable. Since few if ANY have caught a tiger of that proportions. There is no real demand for replicas of those proportions. I would be impressed if anyone would take on the challange. But throw money at anything. | |||
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