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| esoxaddict |
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Posts: 8844 | Had our best day ever on Eagle last month. Started the morning with a 37, missed one about 42 on the very next cast. Didn't see much for a few hours after that, except a front moving in that we were hoping would get them to go. And go they did. Got the 47, 45, and Samamtha's 44 in a total of 4 casts, all on the same spot. Capped the afternoon off with the 37 about an hour later. 210 inches of muskie in one day between us. My best day ever with 4 fish. We may have to fish that spot again next year... That day is going to be tough to beat. So what's your best day??? Side note: Note clipped fin on the 45. Odd. Edited by esoxaddict 9/25/2012 1:43 PM Attachments ---------------- 37.JPG (188KB - 232 downloads) 47.JPG (173KB - 221 downloads) 45.JPG (182KB - 215 downloads) 44.JPG (195KB - 233 downloads) another 37.JPG (193KB - 228 downloads) | ||
| fishfirst92 |
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Posts: 661 Location: Sussex, NJ | What a great day congrats man! All fish are beautiful! | ||
| sworrall |
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Posts: 32935 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Nice..... | ||
| esox50unplugged |
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| Jeff, That's in all likelihood not a clipped fin on the 45, especially if it came from a natural fishery like Eagle. Fins are typically clipped in stocked fisheries, though less so with muskies as opposed to say salmon in the Great Lakes. Congrats on the flurry of activity! | |||
| milje |
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Posts: 410 Location: Wakefield, MI | Awesome day! My best is a pair of 30" fish, but my dad one day caught 4 over 42" on the same sucker. Was dead after the first fish but they kept eating it. | ||
| esoxaddict |
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Posts: 8844 | esox50unplugged - 9/25/2012 1:50 PM Jeff, That's in all likelihood not a clipped fin on the 45, especially if it came from a natural fishery like Eagle. Fins are typically clipped in stocked fisheries, though less so with muskies as opposed to say salmon in the Great Lakes. Congrats on the flurry of activity! I was thinking maybe someone caught it and did that themselves to see if they could catch it again. Seen lots of fish missing chunks of fins, but not a clean straight cut like that. | ||
| MuskieCat94 |
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Posts: 532 Location: Ogden, UTAH 10 minutes from pineview reservoir | thats awesome! well done | ||
| Top H2O |
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Posts: 4080 Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Very cool,...Good for you. | ||
| AndyM |
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| Napp's Hole? Colemans? booya way to hit em good! | |||
| Zib |
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Posts: 1405 Location: Detroit River | That's awesone! Congrats! | ||
| jerryb |
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Posts: 688 Location: Northern IL | A great day with good company, congratulations! Edited by jerryb 9/26/2012 9:50 AM | ||
| Hunter4 |
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Posts: 720 | I've been waiting for this report. Great job you two. | ||
| ManitouDan |
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Posts: 568 | man those are THICK fish... congrats | ||
| tyler k |
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Posts: 409 Location: Almond, WI | Congrats, wish I'd have a day like that! | ||
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