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| Hello All,
After fishing fishing walleyes for 20+ years of my life I finally made the switch to hunting the elusive musky after a friend brought me out last year and we went 3 for 4 trolling on our big body of water.
Anyways, I'm looking for anyone that would like to exchange info and work together as a team at hunting these beast on the upper/lower bay, fox river, and maybe even the Menominee River for the entire musky season.
Also plan on fishing some water in Oneida/Vilas County if thats you..
Even if you don't have a boat.. I have no problem bringing you out on mine.
So if you're interested send me a message.
-Ted
Edited by comet Ted 5/25/2009 11:44 PM
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Location: Chicago | Very nice offer Ted. | |
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| I would switch back to walleyes. Muskies have been known to break your heart, marriage, and bank. | |
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| I've had my heart broken, my bank account already took a serious hit, and I'm not married yet. I've got nothing but time colonel K and I'm committed.
Love your post though.. Too Funny and very true.
However, The coolest thing I witnessed this Northern Opener wasn't the few muskies I saw boated and lost but the husband and wife that I witnessed pitch'in baits in perfect harmony.. They both looked like they were born to do what they were doing..Not to mention, that woman could sure CAST! Wow.. I knew it was possible! Maybe unlikely but possible to find a woman that loves to fish.
So thats a message to all you young bucks out there.. They do exist!
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Green Bay Musky Firsherman Wanted.. Boat or no Boat