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| Anyone know if there is anywhere near Duluth,MN where I could purchase a small muskie for my fish tank? I want to be able to fish for muskies all winter long:) |
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| FYI, I contacted the MDNR and they gave me the location and phone number of the nearest dealer. Evidently the info is not on the web.
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Location: On the X that marks the mucky spot | Here's 2:
Alexandria:
http://www.minnesotamuskiefarm.com/
Stacy (just down 35 from you)
http://mckenzieco.com/fish_farm.html
You better hurry up because if you want to have them shipped it won't work too well when it's freezing...
Also, get tigers. They're WAY more fun in a tank. They'll eat 8-10x more then a spot. They like to move around more too.
I had a walleye, spot and a tiger in the tank at once. The tiger was the coolest followed by the walleye. Spots just sit there.
Edited by Muskie Treats 11/8/2007 8:27 PM
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Location: Elk River, MN | Do you need any kind of special permit or license to keep them in your home? |
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| do you have a 10000g tank?like you probably know musky can a reach good size,small tank or big tank dosnt matter they will never stop to grow.i suggest you to try sunfish or crappie.MUSKY ARE NOT GOOD IDEA! |
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| Thanks for the info! As I understand the law, you don't need a special permit to have them in an aquarium. However, you do need documentation from a licensed game fish dealer to transport them if you are over 16.
Edited by whynot 11/9/2007 8:21 AM
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Location: On the X that marks the mucky spot | You'll technically need the documentation for the muskies because they're under the min size requirement. |
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| Good point. |
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