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546 fish over 45" entered in the Lax Reproductions Contest by MuskieFirst members so far for 2007 alone.
http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/cnr_images.asp
big fish are being caught ALL OVER North America.
there's big fish entered from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Kentucky, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ontario, Quebec, Utah, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Washington and on and on and on...
to borrow a phrase from a famous ad, "What number will you be?"
get your fall fattie in for your shot at a free Lax reproduction!
http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/cnr_about.asp
here's a few of my favorites.
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Location: Germantown, WI | Congrats to the angler in the first picture. Pretty sure I rose that fish a few days before...Lee T. called me later in the week and said a client boated it the following Friday evening. Happy to see a picture of the beast. Think my knees are still shaking from my encounter with it.....
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| The Prettiest BIG girl in the bunch has got to be Sornos tiger...........Awesome stripes |
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Location: The desert | Awesome looking fish....I hope to add one here soon i the coming weeks....I know where one lives, just hope she is hungry, and bigger than last year! |
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Location: oswego, il | JoMusky's been holding out on me! Wow, congrats on those fish!  |
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| Definately some fatty's.
I do believe you are right, "The good ole days are now".
Can't imagine it getting much better. We can still hope.
Edited by IntroC 10/2/2007 8:55 PM
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Location: Bloomington, MN | I love the pic with the kid and his Big Floppy Lunge (like a boy and hig big dog). I hope he wins!! Sorno's Tiger would give Rick Lax permanent blurred vision!! |
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Location: WI | There'd be one more if I would have got a pic mine! 546 is pretty impressive! |
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| I think Lambeau may be right. More large fish are being caught than just a few years ago. It may continue for a while, as new regulations are taking effect on lakes like Mille Lacs, and catch and release is being more widely accepted. My Chapter led Muskies Inc. two years ago with 25 Muskies at 50 inches or larger. Last year we increased that to 38 or 41, not quite sure. This year the members of my Chapter are on pace to put fifty 50 inch fish in the boat. I only wish I was one of the guys catching them. Three times this year we've had guys catch three 50's in a day. That's impressive anywhere on the planet. Are these the "Good old days"? I'd certainly say so. |
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Location: New Berlin,Wisconsin,53151 | I hate looking at these pitures in the morning at work....it makes you want to get out and pound the water. "You can't catch them from the couch" how about "work interferes with my fishing"
Some great fish pictures keep them coming.
Bruce |
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Location: MPLS, MN | I like the big Wisc fish on the bottom. I need to fish wisc sometime and get one of those big brown skies. |
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| bottom pic is actually Canada...
4th and 6th pics are both from Wisconsin.
it's cool how much variety there is within different muskies.
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| You're right the last one was caught out of Lunge Lodge In Ontario....in 2006. Check it out on their site http://www.lungelodge.net/slideshows/2006.htm |
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Location: MPLS, MN | Hmm, It was so brown I figured it was from Wisc. Cool looking fish anyhow.. |
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| JOMuskies fish has got to be the prettiest fish up there- Yes, even prettier than the tiger.
bret |
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Location: Waukesha, WI | How about that lax 4 fish! Pewaukee Fish All the way. I was in that area earlier in the day too.
All great Fish.
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