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| Derrys |
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| I took a few photos at the Rogers, MN. Cabela's store yesterday. I was happy with them, so I thought I'd pass them on for you guys to see. I hope you enjoy them. Thanks. Attachments ---------------- Muskie-1.jpg (191KB - 103 downloads) Muskie-2.jpg (215KB - 100 downloads) Muskie-3.jpg (193KB - 104 downloads) | |||
| Muskies Vs Mike |
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Posts: 80 Location: Waukesha, WI | Nice pics. How are they so clear? In our new Cabelas store in Richfield there is a ski swimming around in the tank that is about the same size(32-34in). There are also a couple big pike(32, 36in). | ||
| Esox2hart |
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Location: Hartford Wi | Nice Pics but I may have to get you some from my store in richfield.. Seeing that I am there everyday lol and actually am the assistant aquruim man. I feed the fish and all that cool stuff so if your in the area stop by and say hi i may give you a tour that goes to anyone... thanks mike ps I like visitors equals less work | ||
| Esox2hart |
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Location: Hartford Wi | The muskie in our tank is 36 1/2 and the big pike is 39 1/2..... | ||
| Derrys |
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| Thanks guys. I forgot to mention that I used a Nikon D50 with a 50mm f/1.8 lens and processed the photos using PSE5. I believe Mr. Worrall is a big fan of the D50 too. Larger versions of these three shots can be seen, or even purchased at my Smugmug site listed in my post. Thanks again. I hear they're planning a huge Bass Pro Shops store for the Mall of America. I seem to get to the mall more than Cabela's, so we'll have to see how that turns out. | |||
| Pointerpride102 |
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Posts: 16632 Location: The desert | That must be a nice camera! What kind is it? | ||
| Slamr |
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Posts: 7101 Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Derrys - 4/16/2007 10:35 PM Thanks guys. I forgot to mention that I used a Nikon D50 with a 50mm f/1.8 lens and processed the photos using PSE5. I believe Mr. Worrall is a big fan of the D50 too. QUOTE] Just in case the college kids cant read if there is a larger paragraph that HIDES the answers from them... | ||
| Big Perc |
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Posts: 1188 Location: Iowa | Sweet pics man... Big Perc | ||
| nwild |
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Posts: 1996 Location: Pelican Lake/Three Lakes Chain | Slamr, You make me laugh! | ||
| Raider150 |
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Posts: 434 Location: searchin for 50 | pp102 better get some ice for that BURN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | ||
| repetespinnerman |
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| If you look at the times of each post it's CLEAR pointer was typing at the same time as derys. pointer...I can't let them dog you like that. | |||
| sworrall |
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Posts: 32954 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Pointer knows Slamr is just giving him a hard time. Yes, I have a Nikon D50, and really like it. It's a very versatile camera, and shoots really great digital stills. | ||
| Musky Snax |
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Posts: 680 Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada | Those are great shots! | ||
| Pointerpride102 |
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Posts: 16632 Location: The desert | Good one slamr! Derrys and I must have been on a similar brain wave.......Hey Derrys....you think Brett Favre was on that same brain wave too??? LOL!!! | ||
| Musky Snax |
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Posts: 680 Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada | Brad, would you mind if I used any of those photos as the inspiration for a painting? It wouldn't be an exact copy but the angles you chose would make for a great start. I understand if you say no. Great images once again. | ||
| Derrys |
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| Musky Snax, I'd have absolutely no problem with that. If you need to see a larger version of the shots, let me know, or as I mentioned above, slightly larger versions can be seen at my website. Point, if that Brett Favre thing comes up again, I'll have to come git ya'. Ha ha. That was a pretty fun night until Terrell Owens showed up and ruined it for everybody. Take care Pointer.(And watch your back). Bhuahahahaha.......... | |||
| Musky Snax |
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Posts: 680 Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada | Thanks for the use of your images Brad. The one I will probably use is the last one where the view is from below and to the side. If you could email me a larger version that would be really great. My addy is [email protected] | ||
| Netman |
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Posts: 880 Location: New Berlin,Wisconsin,53151 | Nice, but the I think that this fish would rather be in the bottom of my net on Opening Day giving the boy's on Pewaukee a 1-0 lead over the losers on Oldcrochee in the challenge. :~) NETMAN | ||
| sworrall |
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Posts: 32954 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | I'm pretty sure that muskie is as happy as a muskie can be right where it is, feeding every day and flipping the fin to all those customers peering through the glass. | ||
| PANTLEGGER |
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Posts: 176 Location: Tomahawk, WI | Is it me or does that musky remind you of a puppy? like a puppy needs to grow into his paws, this musky needs to grow into his pec fins. LOL | ||
| Derrys |
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| The fish in the first and third photos was just a youngster, but the one in the middle probably was close to being a high 40 incher. It was fun to watch them. The little guy swam all over the place but the big dude just hung there, right where he wanted to be. I bet a Double Cowgirl would have moved him. | |||
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