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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Feel free to repost any questions you have asked in Week One. |
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Location: New Hope MN | David Vranish
Under what conditions do you target sand flats and which flats should we be targeting? |
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| Jason Godfrey
When fishing for muskies in river systems, how do muskies set up in current and what features do you look for? Do you fish with or against the current? |
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Location: Roscoe IL | Mike Kanaval
Who can we contact with requests to add catch & release suggestions on the signs at boat launches where the rules and regulations are posted on our local lakes and rivers? |
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Location: New Berlin,Wisconsin,53151 | We've heard a lot about knot strength. What knot is recommended for use the new superbraids? Joe Bucher has developed a superknot, is it stronger than others commonly used?
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| Matt Geissler
Lots of different types of leaders out there, what type should I use for different applications (topwater, jerkbaits, bucktails, etc...)? |
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Posts: 75
| Bill Gobtop
I fish a lake where the shad are the main prey. The shad have just started hitting the bank to spawn. Should I fish jerk baits near the shad or is there a better method at this time of year? |
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Location: Lake City,Pa. | Matt Maher and Judy Bowen, My ? is, can there be to much bait fish to trigger a Musky to strike? Example: We fish here in Erie in the bay and troll the main channel out into the lake and we will come across massive bait fish schools sometimes 50 yards long from top to bottom, how would you fish it?
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Location: Minnesota | Dan Freeman
How do you properly fish deep breaks? What is the best way to target open water fish?
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Location: Wishin I Was Fishin' | Name: Joe Junion
Question: Is the side finding / down imaging technology as good as I'm hearing or is it just the regular buzz about something new? Would it actually be that great for musky fishing (casting or trolling)? Does it really justify dropping the $2,000 - $3,000 on one unit? I would like to hear real stories from musky guys who have used it. Lowrance or Humminbird any difference / preference? I would like to hear from someone who is unbiased (like not on a Lowrance pro staff) and actually uses them for casting for musky and trolling for musky. Naturally anyone in the selling these things business is going to tell you how great it is.
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Location: Grand Forks ND | Brian Jongeward
We've all heard how important sharp hooks are, but what is the actual method to a quality sharpening? |
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