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MRoberts |
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Posts: 714 Location: Rhinelander, WI | Don't know what happend here. Edited by MRoberts 6/1/2007 9:28 AM | ||
MRoberts |
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Posts: 714 Location: Rhinelander, WI | Here is the monster I was talking about. Thanks for all the great responses, glad to know it's not only me. Nail A Pig! Mike Attachments ---------------- MikeDog.JPG (20KB - 132 downloads) | ||
IAJustin |
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Posts: 2015 | Yesterday afternoon had a 28" walleye just hammer a glide bait - It hit it so hard I just knew I had "Colt 45"... the mid 40" ski that has been messing with me all spring......I was so upset I took the eye home and ate it! ....#*^@ big walleyes are eating the muskie fry...LOL! | ||
Lolleitta |
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Posts: 56 Location: Appleton, WI | A lot...LOL (me included) I do not know how many times I have heard the phrase this spring, "It's a good one, get the net". And, it turned out to be a carp. Good, funny times, indeed. Our hope for a trophy, keeps us going like psychos...lol! | ||
Dacron + Dip |
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Reefhawg, you nailed it. A 36 inch pike does infinitely more for me than a muskie that's 40". Most of the fish this spring guys getting fired up on and/or selling lures off are semi-respectable only on a pike scale any way lol. Fall's the best...that rod goes off it'll be a big esox. No way I can separate the two, both welcome in this guy's boat. Where I fish its a lot different pike country and different attitude, for sure. Plus they're a winter riot, that's consistent trophy pike season. | |||
RiverMan |
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Posts: 1504 Location: Oregon | I hear ya Steve......I have my favorites but really any fish that pulls hard is alot of fun to catch. I have mistakenly hooked carp while bass fishing that were great fighters. Big cats can be good fighters too and are alot of fun. For those that have caugth a spring chinook in heavy current you know how much these fish can pull, it's amazing. I have been told that some salt water species are unbelievable fighters, hope to experience that some day. Jed V. www.bikinibaitcompany.com Attachments ---------------- sep82006.jpg (74KB - 130 downloads) | ||
muskynightmare |
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Posts: 2112 Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | we are not sick. anyone who consider us sick, exclusively fishes for bluegills/ whatever is biting. Ummmm, Lori, never caught a carp this year. caught Northerns while we fished muskys, Goats and cats while walleye fishing, but a carp has never been in our boat (exept for the carp scales that came back on our hooks (hehehe). | ||
dougj |
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Posts: 906 Location: Warroad, Mn | I love them all. Fish are great, I treat them all with respect and awe. Muskies are special because I fish for them the most, but I enjoy every fish I've ever caught. Doug Johnson | ||
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