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| Looks like some kind of prehistoric fire-spitting beast!
I'd love to see a pic of that 59 1/2 if there's one out there. |
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Location: Sycamore, IL | Awesome fish...leaving for St.Clair in the morning...so pumped!!! |
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Location: Kansas City BBQ Capitol of the world | Wow, She still looks she can grow in size to fit that GIANT head!
Congratulations!
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Location: Lake St Clair | Canada or Michigan side? |
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Location: Ottawa Lake, MI | I'm sick and tired of you guides posting pics of fish that could eat the little muskie I catch lol. What a beast!!! Congrats! |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Ugg! Big mamma! |
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Location: Lake St.Clair | Dying to see the 59 that was supposedly caught last week or so???
All the days to not have a gopro!!!!!! |
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| That is an amazing fish. |
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Location: Bloomington, MN | I was texted a pic of this fish and the bump board pic a 6:04 AM yesterday from someone that doesn't know Mike Hulbert. How he got the photos...I don't know. He asked if I knew anything about the fish, and all I knew was there was only one person with multi-colored rubbery bling that could be the tail pincher! Mr. Hulbert you have proven yourself as a superior guide for the elusive once again! If the internet was a bit slow yesterday, blame this fish. Some may think if they had the time and money they could produce fish like Hulbert, Berman, Hammernick, Sondag,....etc., but actually most of us could barely keep up with their daily/weekly/monthly schedules. Please keep it up so we can at least live vicariously through your trimuphs while we plod through our daily existence.
Edited by Clark A 10/3/2013 8:06 PM
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Dad Gum ! That is one LARGE head.
Congrats.
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| Nice,nice nice,nice,nice,nice,nice fish! Thats going to be a hard pb to beat. Congrats ona fish of a life-time. Thats friiggin awsome. SUPER TOAD. |
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Location: Stevens Point WI | Nicely done, again, Hulbert!!
Well said Clark A, couldn't agree more. |
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| Very very nice. |
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| WOW congrats guys on an amazing fish..
Girth ?? Theres no way you didn't take one Mike...
Edited by MuskyMulisha 10/3/2013 10:02 PM
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Location: Detroit River | Nershi - 10/3/2013 5:49 PM Congrats Mike & Bob on the giant! I would also be interested in the girth and estimated weight. Zib any pics of these fish? Did they have girth or just long and skinny? I haven't seen the pic of the 59 1/2. It was caught by someone my friend knows. Most likely the guy hasn't posted it online because of the area he caught it in would be a dead giveaway in the pic. I'm taking him at his word but would like to see the pic myself. As for the 58 that was caught back in 2008 you would have to dig through the pics on the MOMC website. The pic was also published in the local news paper (Detroit Free Press I think it was). That was a summer fish so it didn't have the large girth. |
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| girth must be 26,probably a 50 lbs fish or pretty #*^@ close
gj! |
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| Awesome fish, Mike!!! Congrats to you and your client. I know how hard you work and your passion. Once again, paying off for you BIG time! I also love how a guy can say "this is not a LSC record, and not a 50lb fish" LOL! Because he was there & knows for sure.... Right!
Clark A was spot on with his post. Mike keep posting pics of your success, and I promise I'll keep on enjoying every bit of it, wishing it was me! Hahaha
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Location: Walker, MN | What a fish! Thanks much for posting it. |
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| Congrats on the St Clair record Mike! helluva fish!!!! Wow! |
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| That thing is huge!!
Thanks for sharing it with us. |
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| WOW, why we do, what we do!!!!! Great job!!!! |
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| Zib - 10/3/2013 10:09 PM
As for the 58 that was caught back in 2008 you would have to dig through the pics on the MOMC website. The pic was also published in the local news paper (Detroit Free Press I think it was). That was a summer fish so it didn't have the large girth.
Biggest I am aware of that was registered in MOMC are in the 56" range.
Premonition registered a 56 1/4
Almost Paradise registered a 56 1/8
Tureen registered a 56 or 56 1/8
I don't have all the records in front of me, but this is what I recall.
I think the 58" you are referring to was not registered in MOMC. IMO - It was a ploy to sell baits at a larger outdoor sporting goods store. |
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Location: Algonac, MI | Guest - 10/7/2013 9:24 AM
Biggest I am aware of that was registered in MOMC are in the 56" range.
Premonition registered a 56 1/4 - 38.45 lbs (July 2010)
Almost Paradise registered a 56 1/8 - 39.15 lbs (Aug 2009) - Released
Tureen registered a 56 1/8 - 48.50 lbs (Oct 2009) - Released
I don't have all the records in front of me, but this is what I recall.
Huge fish caught on Hulbert's boat, no doubt. Congrats Mike & Bob.
"guest" - your memory is correct on the "registered" fish above. Added some more details to those fish, in your quote.
Zib - Correct, there was a "58 inch fish" landed in 2007. Fish was not MOMC verified or certified. It was landed on Big Tuna Charters in June, by a Gander Mountain employee, who signed an affadivit about the length, for what its worth.
Edited by Contender 10/7/2013 9:02 AM
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Location: Minnesota | I would love to get out to LSC sometime. If only time and money were no object, Mike you would be the one I'd hire as a guide. |
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| Mike and Bob - Congrats and what a fish of a lifetime...truly very special! |
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Location: Grinnell, Iowa | Congrats!! Nice Fish!!! |
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