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Location: Moses Lake, Wa | Hey guys, Im new to the forum and to musky fishing. I started chasing musky in the spring of 09 and got hooked. I fish the lakes in washington and idaho for tigers and pike. if anyone has any questions feel free to ask. here is a pic of my personal best so far. 42 1/2" x 22" caught on a ducktail luers bucktail.
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | Welcome to the Twilight Zone of musky forums, Nice fish !!!!!!!
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Location: Eagle River, WI | Nice tiger! Man, that thing has a huge tail. |
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Location: Not Where I Want To Be | Nice Fish, Welcome Aboard |
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Location: The desert | Hey another Westerner! Welcome. What part of Idaho do you fish?
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Location: Moses Lake, Wa | I will go fish by hyden sometimes |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | Nice fish buddy!!  |
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Location: Birchwood, WI. | WELCOME!!!! nice thick ( from head to tail) fish!!!! ILL TAKE ONE OF THOSE ANY DAY!!!!  |
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Location: MN | We need scarcasim (sp) font. I'm alaways having fun and am never serious. |
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| We need spell check more than anything... |
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Location: The desert | esoxaddict - 1/19/2010 8:45 PM
We need spell check more than anything...
LOL!
Good to know Tim, my meter has been adjusted. The snow last night must have knocked it out of whack. |
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Location: MN | I can tell you guys I would explode the spell check function. Lol |
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| Welcome, nice fish man! |
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Location: oswego, il | Nice tiger and welcome to the site. Please tell us you did not pic your name because you eat alot of beans before you fish. There used to be a person named cast and blast on this site many years ago. Perhaps he changed his diet. |
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| Nice tiger! They just seem to be built different. Thick buggers.
Todd brings up a good point. Since you're new to muskie fishing, you probably don't know this:
You have to be really careful what you eat the night before you go muskie fishing, especially if the forecast calls for rain. WHY, you ask? Well, when they say "breathable" in the literature for your rain gear? I don't know about that. Sometimes it can be like 10 minutes, and it's still like 'ya got a fart cloud following you around... Best bet is to avoid that experience all together!
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Location: Moses Lake, Wa | HAHA. No i pick my name because i love fishing and i love hunting. but i will make a mental note about the no beans thing, or at least consider it with who i am fishing with the next day |
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Location: So. Illinois | Welcome to the forum and the addiction. Beautiful Tiger!!! Thats a trophy in anyones book.
Jerry (aka AFChief) |
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Location: Ontario | spell check...lol...classic.
Welcome aboard |
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| welcome, I am new and enjoying it everyone is very helpfull and friendly so far! |
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Location: Illinois | Welcome, welcome, welcome! Muskies get under your skin, and there is no cream you can use to alleviate the disease. It's by and large a great group of folks on here. Sweet hybrid. Good luck! |
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