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| Anyone see the giant muskie shocked out of Mille lacs by the DNR? Giant |
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| Better post a link or the guys here will BBQ you. |
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| tribe shocked it during a pike study. no official measurement, but estimated at 57-59 inches is what I heard |
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| Dang big fish! Was it released healthy? |
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| Baby Mallard - 5/18/2019 4:38 PM
Dang big fish! Was it released healthy?
LOL......Good one.
I've never known them to release anything. |
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Location: Naperville, IL | The dnr there said that’s not someone from their team. If I can find their post on fb again I’ll link it. It also wasn’t measured it’s a guess, looks to be the locals are out shocking fish.
Edited by muskiehunter51 5/18/2019 8:22 PM
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Location: Chisholm, MN | Why the hell wouldn’t you measure it? |
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| Looks to be a fat pre spawn 50"+ full of eggs anyway. Not sure about shocking fish when fish are trying to spawn. |
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| muskiehunter51 - 5/18/2019 8:17 PM
The dnr there said that’s not someone from their team. If I can find their post on fb again I’ll link it. It also wasn’t measured it’s a guess, looks to be the locals are out shocking fish.
So locals can go shock fish as the mood strikes them? |
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Location: ontario | Its a pig with fins |
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| If it was tribal fish sampling it would have been GLIFWIC. They are biologists and fisheries employees hired by the tribe and would be qualified fisheries people. If they were sampling walleyes, they may not have had a long enough bump board aboard to measure such a long fish. |
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| When the DNR did a comprehensive survey of the chain I live back about 10 years ago, it was three parts. First they set nets right after ice out. Game fish were measured, sexed and then fin clipped. Then two days before the general opener they came back after dark and shocked. There they counted fish and counted the percentage of game fish that were fin clipped. They did not measure each fish and after they shocked they used a mathematical formula based on netted vs shocked to come up with the estimated numbers of fish in the lake. Then a tech spent a lot of time on the lake from the opener until the lake iced over checking with fishermen to get a count of fish boated by species, etc. So the only time fish were actually measured was out of the nets. Maybe that is what was happening here, shocking for a count but not measuring? |
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| https://www.twincities.com/2019/06/29/possible-world-record-muskie-b...
61.5" JUST WOW!!!!!! |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | "It doesn't look and inch bigger than 59!"
well, someone had to say it. m |
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| a real monster ,no bs ,fish inch away from the cam.look the head ,it's gigantic |
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| We're actually thinking of having the leader of the crew has a speaker at our Twin Cities MI meeting,,there could be some pretty cool info to hear about on M Lacs and other waters. |
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Location: oswego, il |
Some goof got on one of the Facebook groups and made for a funny read about this article. |
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| couldn't be the same fish
Edited by supertrollr 7/1/2019 10:58 AM
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| Seems like the same guy in both pictures, so I'd say it probably is.
#*^@ shame they didn't have a scale big enough to weigh the fish, or a girth tape. It would be very interesting to compare length/girth and actual weight to the formulas.
Oh well. At least we know they get to 61.5" Provided that measurement was accurate, that is.
I really wish someone would catch that fish and put all the previous (questionable) records in the past for good.
I wonder how many more guys are going to be fishing Mille Lacs this year... |
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| then the other pics is that bad that the fish don'T even look that big |
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Location: Naperville, IL | Pepper - 5/19/2019 3:41 PM
muskiehunter51 - 5/18/2019 8:17 PM
The dnr there said that’s not someone from their team. If I can find their post on fb again I’ll link it. It also wasn’t measured it’s a guess, looks to be the locals are out shocking fish.
So locals can go shock fish as the mood strikes them?
That’s what it seemed at first, with the new info out it looks like I was incorrect in what i read in the beginning. |
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