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Location: SE WISCONSIN | I just joined the fourm's i've been muskie fishing about two season I raised a few but never got one cought plenty of pike.I live in southeast wi on the IL boarder close to the fox chain but I fish silver lake and pewaukee lake.if any one can give me some tip's I would appreciate it I have my own gear and boat.
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Location: South Central Wisconsin | Quit now while you still have a chance!!! If ya catch one, it's alllll over... |
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Location: SE WISCONSIN | I already spent to much money to stop now .But I told myself I wont buy any more lures untill I catch one.unless I see one I want
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Location: South Central Wisconsin | Change is about the most valuable thing you need to know. Change of speed, direction, depth, color, weather, light, current, and wind... pay attention to these, and the fish will come.
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Location: Oswego, IL | Id hire a guide for at least one day, have one fish with you, you'll learn a lot very quick. |
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Location: SE WISCONSIN | I think I just need to need to put more time in my friend's that fish with me only want to fish for a couple hour's at a time.I'll stay out all day it just boring when your alone for that long. |
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Location: South Central Wisconsin | R code - 3/13/2014 8:21 PM
just boring when your alone for that long. You must not have three bickering teens and preteens in your house... LOL |
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Location: Oswego, IL | Exactly why you hire a guide, I have a feeling when you catch one you wouldn't think fishing alone is all that boring anymore. |
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Location: SE WISCONSIN | Nope I have a 9 year old that I take bass bluegill fishing and a 3 year old that goes bluegill fishing. you have to keep the bobber going down to keep thier attention for more than 5 minutes.
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Location: SE WISCONSIN | I was thinking about hireing a guide for a half day on pewaukee to learn some thing's.
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Location: oswego, il | No! Enjoying winternet and what it has had to offer this year. Its the only good thing about this crap winter. This weather is like being married, you never quite know what your waking up to.
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Location: Oswego, IL | ToddM - 3/13/2014 8:38 PM
No! Enjoying winternet and what it has had to offer this year. Its the only good thing about this crap winter. This weather is like being married, you never quite know what your waking up to.
LOL ToddM - I think you posted to the wrong topic, but I can see now what the winter has done to you  |
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| I don't think any of us can quit until we really find out which reel is truly the best for double cowgirls...
R Code, I am a newbie too. Once you catch one, 10 hours fishing by yourself won't seem like long enough. |
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Location: Aurora | Randy - 3/13/2014 8:27 PM
R code - 3/13/2014 8:21 PM
just boring when your alone for that long. You must not have three bickering teens and preteens in your house... LOL
Or the same voices in your head that the rest of us have while chasing the dragon.
Todd?
Did you fergit to take yer meds again?? |
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Location: Tower, Lake Vermilion | Get out there and fish until your arms fall off.... 
Two or three hours is hardly enough time to get warmed up much less catch a bunch of fish. Real Muskie fishermen never get bored, they just keep on keeping on until the job is done. So stop yer whinning and get out there and fish man.
Hey honey, is the ice gone yet? No Ace, go back to sleep.
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Location: Minnesota: where it's tough to be a sportsfan! | "I already spent to much money to stop now .But I told myself I wont buy any more lures untill I catch one.unless I see one I want"
#2 son caught several Muskies on baits other than actual Muskie lures. He would never count them even though there were some in the 49-50 inch range. So two years ago we shared a boat and finally got him a Muskie on a Muskie Bait. A respectable 49" fish. So now he walks around saying he has caught ONE! |
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| Words of wisdom...."100th Meridian", "Flemmish cap" and "Fiddlers green" keep these in mind and fish until insanity.....then fish a lil more...we are a rare breed afterall.....and besides there is always bass fishing....right???? |
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | Hiring a guide for the lake you fish the most can be a really good way to go when you are starting out or new to an area as it can really help you learn the lake. |
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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | Hire a guide... Lifetime investment
Edited by Cowboyhannah 3/15/2014 12:32 PM
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Location: WI | Agreed. I hire guides that fish a certain way or area just to learn. Good thin for everyone to do once a year. |
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| R code - 3/13/2014 7:59 PM
I already spent to much money to stop now .But I told myself I wont buy any more lures untill I catch one.unless I see one I want
Hook, line, and sinker.... he's past the point of no return. Might want to be proative about the bankruptcy paper work haha
In all seriousness, get a guide or two early and then apply those lessons to improve your skills. It's the best investment you can make to catch more muskies. |
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Location: SE WISCONSIN | MuskyMulisha - 3/14/2014 9:40 PM
message sent.
replied thank's |
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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | Like guys that work with a golf pro....think of the money dropped to fine tune a swing. |
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | R Code,
Im not looking for more work but I am willing to help you out on Pewaukee Lake. I have lived on Pewaukee Lake all my life (53 years). I fish it year round. Lots to know about areas and seasonal movements of muskies. Once you understand that and patterns that work during those times your catch ratio of hours fished to fish caught will greatly increase. Locations and presentations = success!!!
Prespawn will be good for this years opener. Mid May will be post spawn and slow for muskies. Memorial Day usually starts the great casting action.
Keep in touch via e-mail or text. I will hook you up with what your looking for. Lots of action!!! |
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Location: Money, PA | Keep putting your time in...the ice will break eventually and when it does...LOOK OUT! |
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Location: Elk Grove Village, IL & Phillips, WI | ShutUpNFish - 3/21/2014 10:17 AM
Keep putting your time in...the ice will break eventually and when it does...LOOK OUT!
First, all this darn ice has to melt!! |
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| Buy more lures! Worked for me........ |
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