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Location: Wausau, Wisconsin | Okay, so if there was one photo that summed up my life, this would probably be it. I can't help it, they need hugs and kisses too!  Had a great evening of fishing with these two dandies.
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Location: Lake Tomahawk, WI | Yes, dumb because we all have seen muskies lunge out of nowhere and bite us, much like an alligator, especially when we are anonymous guests.
GREAT PICS bro.
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Location: Wausau, Wisconsin | Yeah...like 62 stitches in my face would make me any uglier! Sorry dude, I've exceeded that limitation already. I doubt the ramifications of getting bit in the face won't have nearly the long-term affect of throwing 2 pound bulldawgs and I haven't quit doing that either. Lighten up, only a frog's rear is suppose to be that uptight. People get struck by lightning too...
Edited by 8inchcrank 7/25/2007 9:23 PM
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| That pic is awesome! |
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | awesome pic, great looking fish too |
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Location: north west wisconsin | one question Did you fall out of the boat or what? Nice fish congrats
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Location: Appleton | Nice fish Justin, Looks like the move back to central WI is treating you well. |
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| Justin, your a dork! A nice release pic would look much better, your only making a fool out of yourself. Nice fish though. |
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Location: Brookfield, WI | Great pictures. It's great to see these big WI fish.
You do seem happy and affectionate. I'm sure the musky could tell you were going to give it a chaste kiss. It wouldn't bite knowing you weren't coming at it to shove your tongue down its throat like some smelly cheese eating surrender monkey.
Kevin
Captain Radloff, Bytor, and Me. |
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| nice fish and cool pics |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | GREAT shots, big fish, and a nice story. Thanks for the pictures, sir! |
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| AWESOME PIC! |
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Location: Wausau, Wisconsin | I didn't fall in, just hot as hell and felt like a dip. Phil Schweik was guiding out on the water too and DID fall in trying to push his boat off a log. I guess he was in the boat as fast as he fell out. No pics! He did boat a nice 45" right by me too. Topraiders were on fire as was a prototype bait I'm building. As far as me being a dork... wouldn't have my life any other way. I'm a blessed man and thank God for it everyday.
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Location: Stevens Point, WI | Who cares whatever some say, those are some very cool pics and very unique pics at that!
But anyhow, just how big are those fish?
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Location: Wausau, Wisconsin | Thanks TJ, It's amazing how nobody cared about my face when I played Rugby. I would think that Sarah would care about my face more than anyone seeing that she has to wake up to it every morning. She laughed, thought it was cute, we had dinner and she has forgotten about it, I think guest should too. |
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| Beautiful fish! Congratulations.
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Location: Lake Tomahawk, WI | Believe me, Justin is no buddy of mine.
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Location: Tomahawk, Wisconsin | Nice fish Justin and cool pics too, still the gander rat??? |
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| 8",
Great fish and even better pictures.
Guest grow a set of nuts and post with a name.
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| Personally, I'd love to have scars on my face from a muskie that attacked me! What a story those would make!
Great lookin fish and creative pics!! Nice refreshing shots! |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | Is that last shot what they mean about "swimming with the fishes"? Great pics, congrats! m |
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Location: Wausau, Wisconsin | Muskydr,
Yeah, I'm still a Gander rat. I'm leaving my position as Archery/Firearms Manager at Green Bay and moving back to Wausau in a few weeks. Sarah and I bought a house. My parents are in Mosinee and her family is in Tomahawk so it makes sense to be closer to them and the Wisconsin River.
Sloan, your a dork, see you on Sunday.
Edited by 8inchcrank 7/26/2007 7:33 AM
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | Sounds like you've got some jealous girlfriends, dude. |
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Location: Not where I wanna be! | love the pix and story....you will always have a few that feel the need to correct you and your actions......they can get a life.....and a sense of humor while they are at it!!
congrats!! |
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Location: Stevens Point | Nice Fish, and crazy pics! and I mean that in a good way. |
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| Best musky pictures I've seen! I always wanted to do that, but I figured one probably WOULD try to bite my face off, and then I'd have to tell everybody what happened and listen to them tell me how stupid I am....
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| ... nice pics and welcome back home. i'll swing down and say hello at the gander store ... there had to be a reason you're a decent guy ... tight-head prop here from back in the day ...
ruck and maul baby !!! ygburtouts .... |
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Location: minneapolis | Great pics !
Gives a whole new meaning to " water release" |
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Location: ohio | nice fish !
P.S. what are those bubbles that are sneaking up you back ??? |
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| Getting in the water with them, when fesible is cool.
This fish that I caught took some extra reviving, and my daughter and I walked around with her on the sandbar that we drifted up on until I was certain that she was all set to take off down the break and out of the way of passing boats. My daughter held her by the tail for several minutes, and then we just walked along with her for about another 10 before she decided to go deep. She thought walking with a muskie was waaay cooler than petting a stingray or shark at The Mall of America.
I also dove in after a 46"er that popped to the surface 30 seconds after being released. I thought she was ready to go, but when she popped up, I wasn't going to have her get run over while swimming on the surface. I grabbed her by the tail and held on to her for at least 10 more minutes before she took off hard.
Hell, if the water isn't cold, a dip and some up close time with a fish is a cool experience. My daughter still talks about it, and it was many years ago.
Looks like I caught her in Florida.
Beav
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