Sue and I hit Minocqua today, got a dozen nice perch and gills, a couple images and a video clip, and that got me thinking...messing with a muskie. I could have poked that thing in the nose and it would have just sat there. It came in on the Aqua-Vu camera body, which looks like a bluegill.
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Posted 2/20/2012 7:01 PM (#540055 - in reply to #539828) Subject: Re: Alpha above, Alpha below
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Location: Kansas City BBQ Capitol of the world
Amazing footage. With all these small, low priced, high quality water proof cameras that have came out in the past few years there will be some really cool videos to come.
I want one!
Good stuff!
Ron
Posted 2/21/2012 9:02 AM (#540175 - in reply to #540087) Subject: Re: Alpha above, Alpha below
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Nice footage Steve. Unfortunately, that looks like alot of Muskies my bait goes over during the regular open season. How is the snow and ice doing up there ?
Posted 2/21/2012 9:38 AM (#540192 - in reply to #539828) Subject: Re: Alpha above, Alpha below
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
Snowing now a bit, looking at maybe an inch. ice is at about 18" most lakes in Oneida and Vilas, much less south of here just 40 miles. Ice out will be quick this Spring.
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Posted 2/21/2012 5:29 PM (#540306 - in reply to #539828) Subject: RE: Alpha above, Alpha below
JUST WONDERING, IS THAT CONSIDERED GOING FOR A FISH OUT OF SEASON AND FILMING IT?
Posted 2/21/2012 5:53 PM (#540311 - in reply to #539828) Subject: Re: Alpha above, Alpha below
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
GJ,
Nope. Wasn't fishing Muskies (obviously) when the fish came in, and bouncing a tiny Darter (no leader, 6# line, and the smallest darter made) around the fish is not a bit illegal. If I wanted to stick that fish (which I didn't, I wanted it to leave because I'll catch nothing at all as long as it sits looking at the Aqua-Vu camera) I'd have put down a big shiner on a magnum Slick Jig. I keep a rig all set up next to me in the Frabill all the Ice game fish season and catch a BUNCH of Pike on it that way.