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Message Subject: Not a 'ski, but I'm pysched.

muskiefishman

Posted 10/13/2004 10:35 PM (#121294)
Subject: Not a 'ski, but I'm pysched.

Posts: 189

Location: Hoboken, NJ / North Webster, IN

I know it's not a Muskie, but I couldn't help posting her...my biggest to date...and hopefully a preview to my luck to come in a week when I try and get a pig in Webster.

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muskiefishman

Posted 10/13/2004 10:37 PM (#121295 - in reply to #121294)
Subject: RE: Not a 'ski, but I'm pysched.

Posts: 189

Location: Hoboken, NJ / North Webster, IN

sorry about the "too #*^@ big" photo...but it won't let me edit it.

Sponge

Posted 10/14/2004 7:48 AM (#121312 - in reply to #121294)
Subject: RE: Not a 'ski, but I'm pysched.

NICE rock dude! When visiting the "outlaws" in Somers Point in the fall, I'd make a daily trip over the bridge to the Longport jetty and sling some clam or arties for them. Unfortunately, they are building a hooch in Florida, so those days will be history this year. Hopefully the fish will be making their southerly pilgrimage soon, and we'll be able to do as well...

Rockin' SV

Posted 10/14/2004 7:16 PM (#121407 - in reply to #121294)
Subject: RE: Not a 'ski, but I'm pysched.

Posts: 425

Location: Elkhart, IN

You mentioned Webster, is there stripers in Webster like that? I didn't think there was but from what you wrote it got me wondering?

kevin

Posted 10/14/2004 7:39 PM (#121417 - in reply to #121294)
Subject: RE: Not a 'ski, but I'm pysched.

Posts: 1335

Location: Chicago, Beverly

Nope, no stripers or even white bass in webster..

Rockin' SV

Posted 10/14/2004 8:23 PM (#121425 - in reply to #121294)
Subject: RE: Not a 'ski, but I'm pysched.

Posts: 425

Location: Elkhart, IN

Thanks Kevin, between those pictures and remembering the special lures I seen Randy post a while back it got me to wondering, even though I didn't think so.

Guest

Posted 10/14/2004 8:27 PM (#121426 - in reply to #121294)
Subject: RE: Not a 'ski, but I'm pysched.

No...didn't mean there were stripers in Webster...just meant I was going Muskie fishing next week at webster...and hopefully my big fish luck holds up.

Thanks Sponge... This rock(striper for us in NY), is from out in Montauk at the tip of Long Island. It's just nuts there this time of year, fish are everywhere. This was caught on a live 1-2lb porgie, single hooked through the lip.

RiverMan

Posted 10/14/2004 9:52 PM (#121439 - in reply to #121294)
Subject: RE: Not a 'ski, but I'm pysched.

Beautiful fish, congrats!

Esox chaser

Posted 10/15/2004 5:10 PM (#121543 - in reply to #121439)
Subject: RE: Not a 'ski, but I'm pysched.

Posts: 154

Location: Appleton, WI

Brings back lots of memories, grew up on LI, and as a kid that was all I did, chase stripers!!!!, NOTHING LIKE THE FALL RUN AT MONTAUK. Thanks for the photo. We nailed a few in the sound in June when I was back for a trip. A muskie would compliment the striper nicely

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