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Message Subject: Sockeyeitomee Special - A Moon River Big Bait

big_baits

Posted 12/3/2007 1:02 PM (#287414)
Subject: Sockeyeitomee Special - A Moon River Big Bait

Posts: 44

Big, old, mossy tree stump musky don't tolerate 13 1/2 inch broken back strangers, especially those that wobble, thump, rattle and dress themselves in "I'm a dominant male and this is my water" crimson sparkle. Nope, they'll break em' in half just to spite em'. enJOY

It's my favorite bait i've done to date. My wife hates it because it kept me in the basement for days on end!

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Posted 12/3/2007 1:24 PM (#287416 - in reply to #287414)
Subject: Re: Sockeyeitomee Special - A Moon River Big Bait

Posts: 44

And yes I am aware that Musky don't encounter Sockeye Salmon too often. I did pattern it more after a Knifefish anyway, but unless there are Musky in the Amazon, they are unlikely to encounter those either. It's my contention though that Musky are highly territorial as a rule. Alpha Musky that is.

ToddM

Posted 12/3/2007 8:58 PM (#287475 - in reply to #287414)
Subject: RE: Sockeyeitomee Special - A Moon River Big Bait

Posts: 20218

Location: oswego, il

Does that bait wobble like a rattle trap and does it float? If so you are onto something way cool.

big_baits

Posted 12/4/2007 7:37 AM (#287505 - in reply to #287414)
Subject: Re: Sockeyeitomee Special - A Moon River Big Bait

Posts: 44

Yes and Yes!! And thanks for the kind words.

Medford Fisher

Posted 12/11/2007 10:55 AM (#288597 - in reply to #287414)
Subject: Re: Sockeyeitomee Special - A Moon River Big Bait

Posts: 1058

Location: Medford, WI

I love your thought of the whole territorial idea. More and more I fish, the more and more I agree with it.
Love the baits, Jake

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Posted 1/15/2008 10:54 AM (#294213 - in reply to #287414)
Subject: RE: Sockeyeitomee Special - A Moon River Big Bait

I love it! Original. Nice paint too boot!!

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