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Message Subject: What made them EAT?
BNelson
Posted 6/13/2006 10:06 AM (#196113)
Subject: What made them EAT?





Location: Contrarian Island
So after about 6 days of virtually very little action on the Madison lakes..from what I heard, I was up north but alot of guys I knew hit it hard the last 6 days with very very little results..last nite from about 6:45 or so, to 8:15 they decided to go nuts...No fronts, no cloud or sun changes...the only thing I could see was the barometer was dropping all day but very little and slowly then went back up right in that window...

I have noticed that "bottoming" effect has been when I've had tons of action in the past...too bad you couldn't predict when it would bottom and come back up....

My partner and I had action from 8 muskies up to 47 and put 3 nice ones in the net...with another lost and another that missed the bait...other guys I knew on the lake reported hits and action in that same window...so what made them turn on?
It looked like just another bunk night ahead with the same N/NE wind we've had for 6 days...



Edited by MSKY HNR 6/13/2006 10:12 AM
IAJustin
Posted 6/13/2006 11:07 AM (#196125 - in reply to #196113)
Subject: RE: What made them EAT?




Posts: 2065


Full Moon? I wasn't muskie fishing last night - but had a freind out fishing white bass - crazy action ...wouldn't have wanted to be a shad last eve.
esoxaddict
Posted 6/13/2006 11:16 AM (#196127 - in reply to #196113)
Subject: RE: What made them EAT?





Posts: 8828


Full moon day, Sunset at 8:23pm Moonrise at 8:51p with the full moon occurring at 6:04 pm

Tell me again how the moon has nothing to do with those feeding windows...
BNelson
Posted 6/13/2006 11:18 AM (#196128 - in reply to #196113)
Subject: RE: What made them EAT?





Location: Contrarian Island
full moon day was Sunday..moon rise for Madison was not until 10:17pm last nite....
The Yeti
Posted 6/13/2006 11:37 AM (#196134 - in reply to #196113)
Subject: RE: What made them EAT?


u guys pay too much attention to that stuff LOL

here's why

cuz if you KNEW ahead of time that feeding window would be there, you'd STILL freakin be out fishing anyway. same as me.

LMAO!!!

Muskydr
Posted 6/13/2006 11:41 AM (#196135 - in reply to #196113)
Subject: RE: What made them EAT?




Posts: 686


Location: Tomahawk, Wisconsin
Time on the water Brad, plain and simple!!!!
Obfuscate Musky
Posted 6/13/2006 11:47 AM (#196137 - in reply to #196134)
Subject: RE: What made them EAT?




Posts: 654


Location: MPLS, MN
The Yeti - 6/13/2006 11:37 AM


cuz if you KNEW ahead of time that feeding window would be there, you'd STILL freakin be out fishing anyway.



GREAT ANSWER!!
esoxaddict
Posted 6/13/2006 12:14 PM (#196142 - in reply to #196113)
Subject: RE: What made them EAT?





Posts: 8828


LMAO Brad!

It would probably help if I looked at the date of your post before I answered you...


I sometimes know what day it is, I swear!
Mikes Extreme
Posted 6/13/2006 1:21 PM (#196158 - in reply to #196142)
Subject: RE: What made them EAT?





Posts: 2691


Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin
Brad, two muskie for my clients last night from 8-9:30pm. 41 and 37.5-inchers. I can't wait until tonight.
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