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| I know how the Musky guy's always brag (good natured) about catching a Big Walleye while casting or trolling for Muskies... well last week on the bay, we caught 2 Muskies while trolling for Walleyes... a honest 50 incher and a 42. We cleaned both of them and they did not taste very good. Just kidding, we handled them with care and returned them back to the Bay so a legitimite Musky fisherman could catch them.
Both were caught shallow running crawler harnesses. We have had quite a few big Northerns this year. On some days, it's getting to the point that you need a leader. |
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Location: north central wisconsin | Thanks for the report!! Would love to pick your brain some time, and share where we hook a few eyes' on the musky lures...lol [email protected] |
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| Its a trap! dont fall for it  There arent any skis in the bay! |
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| Dogboy,
Are being serious or just messing with me. I was being real serious about the Muskies on the Bay where I am Walleye fishing. We have put 4 in the boat by accident in the last 2 years.
Guest via Walleye First |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | He's just messing with you guest, he knows about the GB muskies...  |
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| Some of those fish are sooo big they have names and numbers ?? |
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| yes, just messing around guest, we cant keep a secret anymore in our backyard, and yes, we hear more and more about the "EYE" guys running into those beauties out there, especially in the spring! Im starting to think about trolling nothing but crawler harnesses and thunder sticks when I go out!  |
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