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kjgmh |
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Posts: 1088 Location: Hayward, WI | With the moon as close to earth this weekend as it will be for the next 16 months, will it have a positive affect on musky fishing? Whats your guess? | ||
BNelson |
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Location: Contrarian Island | should help imo... moonrise sunday night will be a good time to be on a good spot... | ||
Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | Saw that on the astronomy site. Should make for some interesting fishing!! james | ||
ameletis |
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Posts: 131 Location: Ottawa, Ont | Went out yesterday on the Ottawa River got four for 6 what an amazing day biggest was 45" smallest 32" so I guess its true what they say about the super Moon! | ||
aageditch |
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Posts: 62 | I lost a good one at 9:30 last night. Rolled on a glider and didn't hang on. Anyone else see any piggys during the minor? | ||
CiscoKid |
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Posts: 1906 Location: Oconto Falls, WI | I didn’t fish Sun eve, but had some really good fish going Sat and Sun mornings. Unfortunately I stink at keeping the big girls pinned all the way to the net. Saw one of the largest WI muskies I have ever seen yesterday morning. Not sure if it was the moon, or the pattern being fished. | ||
jonnysled |
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Posts: 13688 Location: minocqua, wi. | super-moonrise ... on the spot, called the cast ... 2 shots = no hooks going back over the years it's money. last year caught both big fish we saw on super-moon week. hoping to get my son one this year but no such luck yet. he's working hard and doing all the right things tho so hope we can get him a good one tonight. | ||
lifeisfun |
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Location: Ontario | Lost big girl Sunday morning on the Ottawa, due to inexperienced net man My pb 55 looked small compare to that fish. ....but as we say no picture no fish Edited by lifeisfun 6/24/2013 7:55 AM | ||
kjgmh |
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Posts: 1088 Location: Hayward, WI | After checking the forecast and saw 70% rain, headed to favorite clear water lake. There for an hour and clouds disappeared and got a sun burn the rest of the day. Did move 3 fish and caught a bunch of pike. Couldn't stay for moonrise. | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20219 Location: oswego, il | fishing sucked, have not had a weekend that bad in some time. super moon underfoot, rise, sunset. seen one fish all weekend ate at the boat and shook free and it was not at any of the "super" times. | ||
Brett Waldera |
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Posts: 108 | Got two in a half hour and lost one more about 2 hours before moonrise...moonrise was dead for me...which I thought was strange after having action earlier?? Attachments ---------------- 51 062313 resize.jpg (66KB - 134 downloads) | ||
curleytail |
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Posts: 2687 Location: Hayward, WI | You guys are making me jealous. Believe it or not this is the 1st weekend of fishing muskies for me all year and we didn't raise ANY. Had a couple hits but can't guarantee they were muskies. Figured with good water temps, decent enough weather, and the good moon it would be a great weekend. Just when a guy thinks he knows something... | ||
MD75 |
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Posts: 682 Location: Sycamore, IL | Yup, "super-moon" sucked for us:( Fished a couple of clear water lakes in Vilas Co. this weekend and couldn't even get a follow. Caught a bunch of big walleye up shallow on twitch baits and suicks though...most action was around 2 and 7 pm. Maybe should have tried a stained water system? Oh, well I still got my broasted chicken fix at the Sayner Pub so it could be worse:) | ||
shaley |
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Posts: 1184 Location: Iowa Great Lakes | Went 3 for 6 on Sunday 35-47 in the boat low 40's and 47"+ lost as well as an unknown, changed my outlook on full moons earlier in the season...Nothing at sunset and moonrise though all came during the day | ||
jonnysled |
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Posts: 13688 Location: minocqua, wi. | another great supermoon night ... got a couple and unfortunately missed a good one right on the moonrise. check out the sunset ... one of the coolest nights for views i've ever seen. absolutely beautiful ... critters, bugs and fish were going nutso today/tonight right on cue. Attachments ---------------- DSC01026.JPG (153KB - 139 downloads) | ||
ckhawkeye51 |
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Posts: 180 | What kind of structure are you guys having your best results during these times? What is the water temp on these structures? | ||
HuntFishLive |
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Posts: 40 | Also lost a possible 50" to an inexperienced net man on Sunday night. Heart breaking experience. | ||
aageditch |
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Posts: 62 | The one I lost was on a self in about 15' of water. There were panfish closer to shore in the weeds. All of the other ones I have been seeing lately have been in really typical spots. Breaks. | ||
Bucky_Musky |
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Posts: 152 | Took a 37" on Saturday morning at 730 in 4 FOW on a sand flat in a lake north of Hayward. Got it on a Giant Killer. Didn't move a fish through my stay Monday evening after that. Tried cabbage (struggled to find green cabbage), breaks, humps, cribs, etc. Very clear lake w/visibility up to 18-20 ft on calm days makes it tough though. Got a bunch of pike twitching a grandma around weed beds though. | ||
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