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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | How did the muskies treat you this weekend?
I won't make it onto the water again for awhile...reports?
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Location: Norway | Still no muskies in Norway  But nice pikes... New PB by weight, 47" 26,7lbs. Michael
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Location: Duluth, MN | Went out with Jason Hammernick on Friday and he put my son on 3!! A 35,38 and this 45 with a perfect figure 8 at the boat.
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Location: Minnesota | Managed to get out on Friday in the Twin Cities Metro area and put two in the boat, a 43 and 44.
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Location: Syracuse, Indiana | I had a rather large beaver swim under my boat. Muskies? Muskies are mythical. |
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| muskies were on the chow this weekend for sure.
3 Friday afternoon, 6 on Saturday and 5 on Sunday. All fish over 40 except one, biggest was 51.5, 11 of the 14 were over 44. |
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Location: Contrarian Island | Put 7 in the net yesterday...booted 3, and missed 2 on the hookset....they were on the chow....no big ones tho..hey it's WI ..  |
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Location: Hayward WI | Was up in Hayward, caught 3 Friday and one more Sat., nothing huge, but had a blast, all caught on a soft tail phantom, had some blow up on topwater, nothing on bucktails.
Must have been the new sweatshirt mojo
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| Tons of action thats for sure , it was a blast . To bad some days have to end |
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Location: Oconto Falls, WI | Definitely eating on Sat for us, but only suckers. Too bad we suck at keeping them pinned! 2 for 7, and the two we got were the smallest two to eat. Some rather “Big” WI fish were on the move! Rather frustrating but fun Sat. on the water. Lakes are flipping around in Vilas.
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Location: Northwest Wisconsin | Nothing here but can't catch them in a bow stand. Heading out today to see what water temps are and hopefully raise a few. Love this time of year , hunting in the morning and fishing in the afternoon. |
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| Fishing Pewaukee on Saturday in the Veterans Outing. Big storms with thunder and lightning came through the morning right before we launched. I had a blast fishing with Vet, Ken, but didn't boat any fish. Had 4 follows, one hit the eight, but was lost while I handed the rod off. Decent fish, about 34 or so.... Kind of tough right after the storm. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Nice Pike, Michael!! |
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| Finally got out of 1 year drought with THICK 38.5" on Muskie treat. It's appearently most of people are doing good this past weekend. |
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| was able to get out a couple of days, 12 hrs of fishing - 42" and 46.5" in the net |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | I rowed around on Pewaukee on Friday, caught a 32" and had another small one hit a sucker. |
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Location: WI | Took my mom out on friday and got her a pike around 30", and a 35.5" musky. Took saturday off to chase grouse and didn't even flush one.
Sunday was going to fish hard before work but bottomed out my motor and ended up having problems with that. Hopefully it won't cost too much to fix or that will end my season prematurely. I did raise one smaller one 2 times and had it going on the 8 but it wouldn't eat. |
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| I went out this week and put 10 fish in the boat! Most in the 30 inch class, my biggest were 37 and 38.5
What a blast! |
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Location: Cedarburg, Wisconsin | Fished for a good week in NE Wis. The best lures far and away were all rotating tailspinner surface baits. I had a few hits on Boo Tails too. The fish were hitting short, blowing lures out of the water, etc. Tried jerks and casting cranks but they were useless. Got one trolling in deep water on a Swim Whiz but it was a lot of hours for that fish. Got one on a jig/creature too in 15 feet. Most fish seen were in the upper 30" range but had one nice one that looked about 30-32# up twice on surface lures a few days apart. Fun seeing it but would have been more fun to catch it. The temps dropped from upper 60's to 63 by the end of the 9 days and the active fish were sliding out deeper but still were in proximity to the good shallow structure. Rain and clouds good, sun bad. |
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