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Location: on a musky lake | hey everyone im new to this musky board. i was just wondering if you could just introduce yourselves so i can get a feel for what everybody is like. im probably the youngest kid on the boards but i have been fishing for all of my life. you may recall me a while ago in musky hunter magazine with me and my brother with line class world record tiger muskies, and i was in an article about when i caught 3 50inch muskies in 7 days. thnx plz post  |
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| Welcome to the site, I have been fishing since I could walk and caught my first musky when I was 15. I have been musky fishing for going on 30 years and it just gets better and better. Welcome to M1st, the good old days of musky fishing are now.
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Location: Germantown, WI | welcome! sounds like you are young but with alot of experience. i caught my first muskie when i was 5 in 1979. i was in hayward, wi trolling w/ my dad & uncles on big round lake and caught a 36". always loved fishing but started to target muskie more about 7yrs ago. you will find alot of interesting and useful info here i'm sure |
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| Welcome?
We should fall to the ground and pay homage to you 
So, what are the goals for the rest of your life?
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Welcome aboard! |
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| welcome i still havent got one and im 13 but this is the year |
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| Welcome. I have not been here too long myself. I don't think I've irritated too many people yet, except for that one time.....
I do a lot of things for Muskies Inc., and actually don't get out fishing as much as I'd like to. I usually catch 8-10 fish a year, but last year only caught a 47 incher. I guess that's not so bad, if you're gonna catch one fish. I'm hoping to get out more this year, and get at least one bigger than that. Let me know if you'd like any information about Muskies Inc. or anything else, as I'd be glad to help you out if I could. Good fishing.
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Location: Stevens Point | Well I've been muskie fishing since I was 17 thats when I caught my first muksie so This is my third full season. but welcome you can learn a lot here, I know I have. |
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Location: WESTERN WI | Welcome to the site. This site offers plenty besides "forums" and the boards. Video is available for lure demo's, radio bytes of hot topics, great scheduled chats (off season) the latest musky news and happenings. Oh yeah, when Musky Fever really takes hold of you, like in the winter months, this site is worth its weight in gold. |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | Howdy. There's some cranky old men on this site, I'm one of them, and most of us delight in the prospect of seeing our next generation succeed at this sport. I didn't start fishing for muskies till I'd passed 45 , so I'm pleased to see you getting a jump on it. My dad liked smallmouth bass and northerns, so I had a big learning curve to get the couple dozen fish I now have under my belt.
Don't be afraid to ask questions, the only dumb question is the one you keep to yourself. Glad to see another muskie guy from 'out east', you should consider joining you nearest Muskies Inc. chapter. good luck to you, show us some photos of some fish when you can. m |
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| We should be asking him questions!
You are among the minority if you are putting multiple 50's in the boat.
I've been chasing the stinkyslimyrottengreenbrowndidImentionstinky things for over 30 years and haven't cracked 50 yet. Though I have had 13 opportunities.
Good to have you aboard kid. Post some pictures please.
I'd love to see those fish.
Does this make Sworrall Gramps instead of Dad?
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Location: New Berlin,Wisconsin,53151 | Welcome - I'm with you Beaver been chasing this crazy fish for 12 years and went one year skunked. So my word to you is enjoy the moment, cause it can be frustrating in between.
Netman
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| Welcome to the site I also am a new guy both here and to muskie fishing. I am 48 so I am getting a late start, but hope to make up for lost time. Went out for my first time a couple of weeks ago with my 14 year old daughter. We saw 3 but none in the boat. But the limit of boneless northerns sure tasted fine.
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Location: God's Country......USA..... Western Wisconsin | Welcome, I am with Beav on this one. Been fishing my whole life and chasing these toothies for..............well I am Worralls age so you figure it out. No 50s for me either but one of these days................ |
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Location: Freedom, WI | Welcome - Can always use new blood here, it is a great site with good people. We can all learn from each other. |
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Location: Ogden, Ut | Welcome youngster. Always good to see the next generation take an interest.
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Location: Selkirk Manitoba Canada | Welcome....I am new here myself. I have been muskie fishing for about 16 years and fish mostly in the Lake of the Woods area. |
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Location: on a musky lake | ya thanks guys for posting i think i have a better idea for things now. im sorry i dont have the pics of my three 50's but if i can find a picture of them maybe on musky hunter or somewhere i will gladly post them. im pullin for u muskyone and also beaver i hope u guys get those 50 inchers. there something to cherish. i found a picture of my 52incher, im the kid in the re-orange sweatshirt on the right. the kid on the left is my brother.
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Location: Stevens Point, WI | Welcome aboard! You will find so much muskie information here that your head will explode!! |
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| Like Doogie Howser of the muskie world!
Keep up the good work, and thanks for posting the pics.
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Location: Holly, MI | WoW nice fish! Looks like we aught to be asking the "youngster" for the tips |
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | Welcome Colin !!!
Or is it Mr Beilman?
I am 45 years into life and have been fishing every since I could walk down to the pier. I have always lived on the lake or within walking distance from it. I have got my share of good fish but every year is a new year and I am hopefull to do better than the last.
Now I have to split my fishing time between client, family and friends. My numbers will decrease for my self but the number of fish in my boat each year keep going up. The joy on people faces is priceless when they score a fish or a huge fish. I love my job. The more you catch and more you will want to fish. There is no stopping it. Time on the water is your best bet.
Welcome to the finest muskie board around. You will find everything you could want from this board. Take some time and look around. Feel free to ask questions and share imput with others. We are just one big family in the muskie world.
Nice fish by the way. Good start.
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