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Muskydr |
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Posts: 686 Location: Tomahawk, Wisconsin | Well week 4 is in the books and when you are hot you are hot!!!!!! Lake Tomahawk, Two Sisters, Gilmore, Muskellunge, and Sweeney were options for the evening. Of course another cold front sliding through and weather to boot although the rain held off. Boats scattered out on all lakes but one lake, one team, and one certain technique were the ticket. Brock and Travis boated all 3 fish for the evening with a 34.5, a 43, and a SUPER FAT 48 pushing the 40 pound barrier. The guys established a pattern and are now leaving the field in the dust, looks like a battle for 2nd place at the moment. 48,44,43,35,34.5, in a 8 hour span of league, congrats guys you rock!!!! I will try to get a pic of the 48 on here as you need to see this mutant to believe it. Best of luck to all, Dave | ||
curleytail |
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Posts: 2687 Location: Hayward, WI | I'd love to see a picture of that fish. Those super fat ones are very cool. Oh, ahhhh, just what is that pattern? Just kidding, I'm sure that secret is being held closely! | ||
esox911 |
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Posts: 556 | 48" -- 40lb fish---sounds like a Late NOV. fatty. Can't wait to the pics----Congrats to those guys for sticking it out and making it work !! | ||
WiscoMusky |
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Posts: 397 Location: Wisconsin | lets see this fish pic!! | ||
EsoxAndy |
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Posts: 34 | Two Sisters has no fish! | ||
CnR_Angler |
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Posts: 62 Location: Madison, WI | I have a dumb question. Do people actually weigh Muskies this big? Or, is that an estimate based on the length & girth? Since you aren't supposed to hold them vertically, I've wondered how experienced musky fisherman weigh fish aside from having a cradle or something similar. Edited by CnR_Angler 7/29/2014 3:38 PM | ||
IAJustin |
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Posts: 2015 | Weigh them in the net.. subtract the weight of the net | ||
CnR_Angler |
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Posts: 62 Location: Madison, WI | I suppose you could do that, that's what I was getting at with the cradle. Doesn't seem like it would be very good on the fish to do that in the net. | ||
IAJustin |
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Posts: 2015 | better than trying to weigh them out of the net and dropping them on their head. | ||
WiscoMusky |
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Posts: 397 Location: Wisconsin | seriously.. where is this fish pic... haha | ||
longcastinlefty |
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Posts: 51 | fish pic! FISH PIC!............... ive been waiting also | ||
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