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| why do we fish muskys i fish muskys because when i was 5 we were trolling for walleyes wish a jointed rapala and a target rod 6 pound test line and i brougt a huge musky up to the boat estimate was a 45 and then it swam down broke the line and ever since ive been hooked on caching a musky that is all i think about and this is the year |
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Location: Richland Center, WI. | I fish musky because they are the meanest son of a guns out there! |
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Location: Madison, WI | I fish muskies because i hate myself. |
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Location: lansing, il | because im stupid. |
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Location: Wausau | Besides the boss yelling at me at work and the wife yelling at me at home, I needed something to keep me humbled and frustrated during my "fun" time. |
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Location: Algonquin, ILL | Because I can
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| its fun |
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Location: New Berlin,Wisconsin,53151 | My wife lets me |
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| I'm speaking for Gregger. "Cuz the voices in my head tell me to" |
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Location: Pelican Lake/Three Lakes Chain | That is a question I asked myself last night when I was putting the boat on the trailer at 11:30P.M. ending my third fishless day in a row!!!!!!!!
Back at 'er tomorrow morning bright and early!!!!  |
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Location: Oregon | Boy I can relate to that Norm.....I have ended so many trips just like that and asked myself the same question. Tomorrow you will be ready to go again tho, lol.
jed v. |
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| Lately I've just been boating and casting! "fishing" implies you actually catch something.
Stupid fish |
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Location: Brookfield, WI | It beats missing 7-8 birdie putts every round, and having everybody under the age of forty drive the ball past mine by 30-40 yards.
Plus, they're pretty and have really sharp teeth, like that chick in the "Underworld" movies.
Kevin
Edited by MuskyHopeful 6/16/2006 4:34 PM
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Location: Burnsville, MN | Because we are all addicts... and this is better for you than drugs, women (If you are married), and booze.
Not less costly, just better for you.
Everytime out is like a big game hunt... how can it get any better than that for a high.
Derek |
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Location: Rhinelander. | Because its better to have a love- hate relationship with them then it would be with my wife!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pfeiff |
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Location: MN | Sure beats working.....
Nick |
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| Because they are the top predator in their ecosystem, and so are we.
We have to show them that we can whoop 'em and just pat 'em on the head and let them go.
Besides, it feels good. |
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Location: Girdwood, Alaska | Because it's the greatest sport ever invented |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | What Beav said. |
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Location: Hayward, Wisconsin | It is the CHASE! The catch, while far too infrequent, is great, fun to talk about later, but somewhat anticlimatic because the "chase" has ended. Even after catching a great fish, it is IMMEDIATELY on to the next quest! Isn't it???
Muskie regards,
Larry Ramsell
www.outdoorsman.net/ramsell.html |
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Location: big cove tannery pa | Its because of the pure power,the fight these monsters have in them,even a smaller 30inch muskie can put up a good fight.
It's also the challenge of catching one,sometimes there on sometimes there not,when you are about to pull your lure out of the water and 40 plus muskie comes out of the water after it,aw #*^@ what a rush,I LOVE IT. |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | there big, they have sharp teeth, they fight hard and its cool to see a 45 incher do backflips and
splash around the surface, they follow to the boat and stare you down, and casting big lures is
better then jigging for little walleyes. |
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Location: North Central Iowa | I figure if I'm gonna fish, I just as well go after the biggest one in the lake. |
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Location: Maribel WI | brittlab said it perfect. |
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Location: Liberty, IN (OKI Tri-State) | This is my take as well Larry. The Hunt!!
It is all of the hundred-and-one things leading up to 'that encounter'.... then the release, and the more quality the Musky ... the better that feeling seems to be.
Lets not forget the characters in our midst that share our passionate pursuite either. Real close on the heels of the "Chase-Catch-Release' factor has to be the people I have met and shared time with on, or near the water, as we share the emotional rollercoaster ride that is successful Musky Hunting.
Very special people pursuing a VERY special fish ... thats why! |
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