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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | I spent the weekend next to some of the best muskie water in the world...but couldn't fish!
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| me and buddy got out for a couple hours pre frontal, got rained on and it moved out so post frontal also haha...had a boat side heart attack hit, low 40s fish right before the rain pounded us but I came up empty....After the rain we moved 3 fish in the low to mid 40s ranger....no takers thats musky fishing |
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Location: Ogden, Ut | Friday - me by myself for a couple hours in the afternoon; a couple of hits w/ me asleep at the wheel resulted in no boated fish.
Saturday - Me and my boys for about 3 hours in the morning; again, me asleep cost me a couple of fish, but we added a few follows and one small one hooked that Nik landed.
Sunday - me and Pointer out for about 3 hours in the morning again; 2 small ones in the boat and a couple follows. All fish seen this weekend were fairly unremarkable w/ regard to size, but very welcomed on the end of the line anyway.
I'm going again tomorrow w/ my boys again and meeting another friend for a couple hours; gonna make for a crowded boat, but it should be fun. Maybe we'll have some pictures to share from that trip.
s.
Edit on Monday's trip; finally stuck one after about a dozen follows. About 31, but nice to have one in the net. My buddy got his first muskie today too. He missed the first one that hit and endured a few lazy follows before a 39 smacked his glide bait. Not bad for his first.
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Location: WI | Went out for 3 hours on saturday and got a 30 inch pike on a shallow invader. |
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| Tore up wet carpet and got to sawzall a couch in half. Basically cleaning up my parents flooded basement in Waterloo, IA. What a mess, everyone in there neighborhood had at least a foot of water downstairs... and there the lucky ones.
Can't wait for this coming weekend, time to do somemore fishing. |
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Location: The desert | Saturday I got out with my Match Partner and Boated a low 30's fish. Could have hooked about 20 skiers and tubers though!
As Sorno said got out with him Sunday. I terrified one with a glide bait. I think I'm going to start fishing Griebs instead. |
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Location: Pelican Lake/Three Lakes Chain | The weekend started out great, Thursday was the best fishing I have had all year so far. I fished in the rain all afternoon, but the fish were very active. Every spot held one or two fish that were very active.
It progressively got worse however, I should have known the fish weren't going to stay hungry and dumb for long. Saturday was about as tough as musky fishing gets. I am not really sure what turned the fish completely off, but something sure did.
Back at it again this week looking for more hungry and dumb ones. |
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Location: Contrarian Island | yah Norm, thanks for shutting the fish down saturday! j/k...glad to know we weren't the only ones pulling our hair out trying to figure out what they might move on.
fished 15 hours in vilas..boated 4, nothing big, lost a good one...slower action than usual ..weeds are still way behind... |
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| Friday- fished for a few hours and raised one big fish right before dark.
Saturday, Caught a 41 incher on a Bull Dawg in the middle of the day, and when I was fighting the fish a DNR was coming to check my licsense so he took a bunch of pics for me.
Sunday- Fished all day and never saw a thing.
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Location: minocqua, wi. | - 12 hours on the range, putting and chipping green
- 36 holes ... forgot how to hit an iron
- figured out problems ... more range time pounding the dirt and 9 holes before the rain
all kids advanced their games and a couple are getting scarey good ... thanks also to some help from my bro ...
from the wind and cold north winds we played in i can't imagine the fishing would be any fun ...
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Location: Watertown, MN | Pretty slow, moved decent fish saturday morning, and few more in the afternoon. Metro tournamend 6am till 330 pm, 500+ participant, 11 over 40" spots, and 1 40" tiger. Storm after storm, water temp fluctuating 10 degrees during the week, it sure would be nice to get some stable warming water, temps still mid 60's
Congrats to the winner from the Junior division who caught a 48", his first musky after 5 years of fishing.
Troyz
Edited by Troyz. 6/16/2008 12:40 PM
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| Fished three hours saturday,i raised two and lost one on a double 8 bucktail my partner Glen raised three and caught a small one on a blade.
Sunday,fished the 6am to noon shift.My partner Glen caught one on a double ten and raised one more and i caught one and missed another on a bull dawg and raised a two more aswell.
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| good job Muskyhunter247!!!!!!!!!! you get 'em KID!!!!!!!! |
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Location: Hayward, WI | I only managed to get out for about 3 hours Saturday evening. It was long enough to put a 40 incher in the boat though. Had another hit, but no idea if it was a musky or not.
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