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| The fish are snapping with this hot weather this year. Thought I would share the coolest 10 minutes I have ever had in my boat! Got a 54.5 and a 55 on back to back casts! Lots of fifetys hitting the net this year.
Jason Hamernick
Muskie Breath Guide Service
612-209-0608
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Location: sun prairie,wi | way to go jason
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| Wow.. YOU THE MAN JASON!!!!!!!!!! Congrats!!! |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Very Nice ! Wowzers ! |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | holy cow, nice |
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Location: South East Wisconsin | Saweet! |
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| glad the Mille lacs fish are still going. |
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| that would be from Vermillion |
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| Slow Rollin - 7/17/2010 4:34 PM
that would be from Vermillion
you sure about that? |
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| yep |
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| that's amazing! wish that would happen for me! |
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| Call Jason. Those were caught on Mille lacs just before he got up here on July 8th
Awesome job Jason!! |
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Location: Ontario | Amazing I wish I was there to see the action  |
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Location: minneapolis | That's freakin' ridiculous.
Back to back casts ? I guess that would be the spot on the spot 'eh? 
Minnesota muskies are really healthy and in great shape right now.
Those fish could easily pass for fall fatties and it's mid-july!
Fins are perfect- no splits and no marks 'cept 1 minor scuff on the side on the first one.
I Love Minnesota Muskies!
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| That's awesome, two way over 50 on to back to back casts is unbelievable. |
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Location: WI | What are the odds, even on the best lake? Amazing! |
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| Uh, wow!
The post said "a couple" days.....what was the other day like? |
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Location: St. Lawrence River | wow thats incredible |
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Location: N.FIB | would have to say he picked the right spot that night |
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | The man knows big fish...........Always on them |
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| This is the biggest from the day before these 2 fish. My client could not get the fish away from his body. This fish is way heavier than the 2 that I got. This fish was an absolute pig!! 54 x fatty!!
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | wow, insane!!! hope he didnt step on the double 10 right behind his back foot lol |
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Location: APPLETON, WI | OMG! Back to back casts...? Once in a lifetime... even on the best lake under the best conditions, I would think that's a fairly rare evening...? |
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| I seen him on Keyes outdoors sticka 50 and 53 in pretty short order one summer nite, pretty common occurance for the Hamer. I'd say he's dialed in to say the least!!!
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Super fish, congratulations on two casts of a lifetime! |
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Location: SE Wisconsin | This is one of those situations where you stutter before you can think of something to respond with... At least that's what happened to me. Think I'll move to MN - just saying. |
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| When I get myself outta my economic downturn, I will chase the big girls with "Muskiebreath" , God willing !
Wow, TOO COOL !!! |
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| Ok, I'll ask. It seems obvious Hammernick is the man and on fire right now no matter where he's fishing, Vermilion, Mille Lacs, where ever. Has there been a hot bait? Not looking to give up locations or spots, just wondering if one bait in particular has stood out. I know in years past if there's a bait that's hot in one area, it's usually hot everywhere. |
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| cowgirls,cowgirls more cowgirls and super models!!!! |
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Location: chisago city,mn. | any pointers on how to deal with bugs night fishing. |
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| I pull a hood, hat, or sunglasses out. They only last an hour or so and I just fight through them and wait for the clear.
Thanks everyone for the kind words too!
I always try have a Medussa in the water too, it's been good for me the last few years catching some pigs on pressured waters. It's different enough to what everyone else is throwing and I think the 3 tails made a different vibration than other rubber.
People can laugh, but it's my thought. Alot of thos same people thought the Cowgirl was just a bucktail too! LOL
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| I know you also do well in the late fall on Bulldawgs. Do you also use the Medussas during late fall? Just curious if you think there is a time and place for each. Is the larger Medussa going to be available this year? I wouldn't mind throwing one around this Oct. and Nov. |
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Location: 31 | Congratulations Jason... absolutely fantastic!
Greenjeans: The best trick I use to combat mosquitoes is to spray the heck out of a light hooded sweatshirt at home and just place it in a Ziploc bag. This way your all ready to go when they attack, and not getting spray all over the boat too boot. I also rub the contraband deet stuff on my hands ect. and try to keep the boat moving a little quicker than normal when they really get thick. |
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| Mosquitoes are the least of your worries on Mille Lacs.
Also, the bug hatch seems to have a let up a bit from what it was. |
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Location: Minnetonka | Hungry hungry muskies...
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| 4700 views so far and counting,,,whats the north end gonna look like sat nite!!!! windchime time clink,clink,clink
thats a good thing though,,lacs is half way tween Tonka and Vermilion so that should relieve pressure on the two which need it. |
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| I have used the Thermacell with great results to counter the mosquitos. They also do moderately well at keeping away lake flies and mayflies. Just set it up somewhere in your boat and no worries. No smelly, sticky bug repellent required. |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Jason,
Have you had any good luck with the Cowdussa ? I really like the Medussa and have a few cowdussa's but haven't given them much water time... Should I spend more time throwing the cowdussa ?
Pulling that thing in all day will build muscles even in the swim suit area !
Thank God for Trinadads.
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