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| Hi. I will be taking a vaction to myrtle beach this summer. I wont be driving so i decided to get some muskie books. What are some good books to get? I am thinking about getting Muskies Suck by Pete Maina. Is that book any good? I have already bought one book Joe Buchers Crankbait Secrets for the trip and i need some more. Its a long trip down there. Thanks for the information!!! |
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| "Muskies suck" is pretty funny and easy reading. Try "Muskies on the Shield" as well. Especially if you fish Canada it is very informative. |
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| All of Rizzo's books are well worth the read.
The Muskie Almanacs are also good reading. |
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| The best musky book of all time (no pun intended) is "Time on the Water". It is no longer sold, but maybe you could find it at a library. I just read it this winter. I loved it.
Dick Pearson's new book is really good if you fish LOTW, and it's OK even if you don't. I don't remember the title of his book though. |
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| Muskie_Man how was joe bucher crankbaits secrets? I might check that out. |
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| Esox 14. I havent read that book yet because i am saving it for the trip but it has a lot of good looking information. It doesent look like its just strickly muskie, but it looks very informative. |
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| Muskies, mania style is a new read, very good book, enjoyable to read, and for us muskie nuts to understand[:)] |
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| "MUSKIES ON THE SHEILD" by Dick Pearson..... In my humble opinion it is the GREATEST muskie book ever written on canadian sheild muskie fishing. I might even go as far as to say it is the over all best.
MUSKY ILLINI
"Uno...... Nickelay"[:sun:] |
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| How far is the drive...I'm six hrs from there...ever been there before...are you staying on the strip or north? Sorry for all the ?s; haven't been there in 25 yrs. but a lot of peeps from here go down + there is definitely a lot to do there. The beach at North Myrtle used to be the least developed, had better waves + more open sand. Plenty of seafood places + Springmaid Pier is south of the crowds. There should be some bluefish to play w/ + tons of stuff to do for kids if you have any! |
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| Sponge Bob i am 11 long hours from there and i will be staying on the strip. I have been going there every year execpt last year when i went to canada. The Springmaid pier is where i will be staying right in front of it at springmaid resort. Lots of fun stuff to do. See Ya. |
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| Take a look at www.fishinghotspots.com. They have three great muskie books out. Pete Maina's new book, "Muskies-Maina Style," Russ Warye's latest, "Muskie-The Premier Waters of North America" and the best-selling "Wisconsin's Top Muskie Lakes." |
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| I would also get the latest copies of Musky Hunter, Esox Angler, and Midwest Outdoors. They are always great reads during long trips! I've got all mine in a binder and re-read them all the time.
Hope this helps, |
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| Thanks guys. I will have to check some of those books out. Thanks!!! |
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| Anon:
Pearsons book, although targeted for the Shield lakes, is worth getting anyway. There is alot of info you can use anywhere. |
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