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Location: Pittsburgh, PA | Why doesnt basspro sell more musky stuff you think they could make a lot of money off of them. Just wonderin |
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| i think musky market is 2 small |
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Location: Yahara River Chain | Yeah like ron f says and would be even smaller if Pete Maina wasn't involved with them. |
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Location: Racine, Wi | They have a decent selection in the Gurnee store. I'm sure it varies by area. However in the cataloge there isn't much in the way of muskies. I think it will vary by market as far as what the retail stores will carry.
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Location: Land of the Musky | Market analysis shows 168,000 anglers targeting muskies at some point in the year of 2007 in Minnesota alone. Not a small market to me Now if I can just sell one lure to each angler every year. LOL Just one...
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Location: Lebanon,Mo | this is what the main store sells down here in springfield.
musky innovations
robert outdoors
suick
mepps
harvo cranks
all of pete mania/bass pro line up
m/g spinnerbaits
believers
storm shads
and a few more that doesnt ring my bell.
five to seven years ago there wasnt anything in the store.but i wont pay 22.00 for a 9" suick from there,but they will match prices if you have proof. |
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA | Yeah they sell some stuff but not in all the sizes and colors. At least not at the one in Harrisburg or even on the site but thanks for the feedback |
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Location: lansing, il | the portage indiana bass pro just recently added llungen lures to their lineup and they have the full erc lineup! |
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA | thanks for all the respones guys |
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | Smaller, locally owned shops have the upper edge on the big guys by carrying more selection of musky related stuff (R&H, Guides, Smokeys, The Sportsman, Thornes, etc,), because it is their bread and butter. If Big box got out of the musky deal, they would not feel any loss, because most of their income comes from bass, walleye, camping,hunting, gifts, etc. |
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