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Location: Stevens Point, WI | Chris Smith caught this 56 inch St. Lawrence River muskie on a Glow Loon Magnum Bulldawg .
Were working on the full story from the angler, more details to come.
Attachments ---------------- stlawr1.jpg (18KB - 230 downloads) stlawr2.jpg (23KB - 300 downloads)
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Location: SE Wisconsin | Priceless!! That's a sow! |
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Location: Minnesota | That thing looks like it just ate someone's dog. What a fish! |
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Location: Twin Cities | They grow just a little different out there. |
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Location: Irvine, KY | Yikes! Interesting markings.... what a pig! |
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| Huge, cant wait to hear the story. |
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| That's a big'un!
Awesome fish!
Congrats to that angler! |
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Location: South Portsmouth, KY | HOLY COW!! |
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Location: Sw Pennsylvania | Yes that is a fish of lifetime for anyone!!!! Lets start guessing weights on it! I'm thinking low to mid 60s |
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Location: Erie, PA | They use to say fish from the St Lawrence were long but thin. The last two big fish have helped disproved that theory. That looks like another 26" to 28" girth sow. Wow! |
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Location: Algonquin, ILL | HEY LOUIE: The fat Lady is warming up
Wow what a pig, And the markings are really cool to boot
Edited by JohnMD 6/26/2009 9:45 AM
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Location: Oswego, IL | So two monsters from the Lawrence in the last 8 months thats pretty Huge! Nice fat monster! I love it! |
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Location: Madison, WI | That can't be real, glow doesn't catch fish... :P Awesome catch for sure!!! |
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Location: Pittsburgh, pa | Congrats on the monster. |
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Location: New Hope MN | *blinks*
*rubs eyes*
almost looks like a hybrid... interesting marking to say the least. |
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| it look like st-lawrence still able to produce lots of big fishs,even whit the past problem
i wonder if that belly is full of fish or eggs?
just hope fish return where she came from
top notch colors! |
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Location: SE Wisconsin | He ought to send his pics into "Smith's Bar"!! They would probably give a free pitcher every time he came in the place. |
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Location: In a shack in the woods | Holy schmoly what a fatty |
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| Wow
Nice fish, where would she put that dawg. seems she is stuffed to the gills. |
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| Musky Innovations puts PIGS in the boat...Love the look on your face, that IS what muskie fishing is all about!! Congratulation. Have a cold one at Smith's Bar for me!!! |
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| What an incredible catch! Those markings are unbelievable.
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Location: lake x...where the hell is it? | JohnMD - 6/25/2009 3:31 PM
HEY LOUIE: Tha fat Lady is warming up
Wow what a pig, And the markings are really cool to boot
what he said. congrats on a awesome musky,hybid? |
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Location: Michigan | That fish has it all... Length Girth, Markings... Wow. Wow. Wow.... |
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Location: Rhinelander. | OUTSTANDING FISH!!!!!!What gorgeous markings on it. Congrats to the angler on the fish of a lifetime.
Pfeiff |
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| I agree, the first thing I thought when I saw the second picture is that it is a hybrid possibly?
John |
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Location: Sturgeon Bay WI | WOW!!! What a boss, nice job Chris!
That river system is spitting up some hogs |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Holy HOG! Nice fish.
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | Wish you could see the tail better - it does look Hybridish. Beautiful fish.... That's it I'm moving! |
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| i dont think tiger can grow that big |
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| And THAT is why I'm working on my kiddy rig! A fish that big really can take down a small child!
What a beast.
TW |
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Location: St. Lawrence River | Had to be Clayton area.. the St. Lawrence still produces..believe me theres other absolute pigs that have come out of the river in the past few years that people havnt seen in the media.. |
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Location: Lebanon,Mo | Once again another pig from the waters that will produce more records.Why I live in Missouri when I was born and raised three hours from the Larry I will never understand.Dad,im coming back to visit soon.Congrats to the angler...... |
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Location: Rhinelander | I don't think it has swine flu, but swine something??? |
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| Hybrids can grow to enormous size - just because there aren't photo's of them all over the net doesn't mean they don't exist. European pike grow that big, it is surely a fairly good possibility that a tiger can as well.
It looks like a tiger to me. look at those markings!
Bob "Tigerman" Schultz |
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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | Congratulations, Chris Smith, congratulations. |
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Location: North Central Illinois | That is a Beautiful true "Leopard" musky right there now!!!
Absolute SOW COW!!!!! |
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| Congrats, what a tank!!! Love the markings as well!!!
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| Awesome fish man! Congrats.
Not a tiger, or a leopard. That's what a lot of St. Lowance fish look like.
Hell of a fish buddy!
MIKE HULBERT |
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| wow............... |
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Location: Brookfield, WI | Really, really, really, nice fish. Good to know slobs like that exist outside the Cheddar Curtain.
Kevin
Ssshhh. It's a secret. |
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| Tigerman - 6/25/2009 9:20 PM
Hybrids can grow to enormous size - just because there aren't photo's of them all over the net doesn't mean they don't exist. European pike grow that big, it is surely a fairly good possibility that a tiger can as well.
It looks like a tiger to me. look at those markings!
Bob "Tigerman" Schultz
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Location: WI | Wow. I love those fish that are so fat they almost look short. |
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Location: APPLETON, WI | My goodness!!! That is insane... looks the same way a boa constrictor does after its just had a large meal. Sheeesh!!
REAL nice fish... |
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| That is one awsome fish, nice work! |
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| i know where my poodle went now. hope he mails me his collar and tags back |
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Location: Ogden, Ut | Gorgeous fish; congrats to the angler. Truly a fish of a lifetime.
S. |
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| This fish is awesome. Can't stop looking at it. Biggest I can ever remember seeing in a pic. Looks like the skin is ready to split open. |
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Location: lake st clair michigan | congrats chris ....awesome just awesome!!!!! |
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| HUGE FISH,I SHOWED MY WIFE AND SAID THATS WHY I FISH HAS MUCH AS I DO.THANK YOU. |
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| Congrats on the fish of a life time. |
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Location: Forest Lake, Mn. | Boat: $10,000.--$50,000
Rods/Reels: $100.--$3,000.
Guide/day $100.--$300.
Lure: $20.
This picture: PRICELESS! |
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Location: Not where I wanna be! | yowzah!!!!
What a giant!
Congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Location: On the water | Congrats on the great fish.
You never know whats going to happen on the next cast!!! |
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Location: Southern W.Va. | B-I-G , H-U-G-H, F-A-T toothy fish, doesn't get any better!!
Way to go, great fish, wish it was me.
Mauser |
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| trolling or casting? |
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| Great Fish. We need the story!! |
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| congrats on a super fish what a sumo, cool markings |
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Location: ashtabula ohio | wowza...another big dude with another big fish...!! just awesome, congrats to chris |
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| WOW! That is a super tanker! My first fish on the st. lawrence this year was also on the magnum dawg (hot perch color). Can't wait to hear the story of this beast, congrats!!
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| I thought the fishes girth looked like 30 or greater inches... so waiting to see a follow-up. |
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Location: East of muskie country | Incredible fish. Congratulations!!!
Can't wait to here the story!!! |
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Location: syracuse indiana | well here it is how many days after and we still have not heard the story.. mad what a bummer... but man is that a sow....bill |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | When we get the time to make the call from the studio, we'll have the interview. We've all been on the road for two weeks and headed out again next week for ICAST, the Winnebago FLW Tour, and the Hartman Mille lacs. |
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Location: syracuse indiana | no problem steve get to it when you can.. its just inquiring minds want to know..lol.. bill |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | I do too, heck of a fish! |
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