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| Sean caught this fish last weekend and I think this is one of the prettiest muskies I've ever seen. She was 48.5 and ate a white 11" Curley Sue. The fish also had 2 tags which were really covered in algae, so we didn't take the time to check for #'s. Steve
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| That is a pretty fish!
Congratulations to you both! |
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| SWEET HAT!
Nice fish too.
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Location: MPLS, MN | That is a pretty hat!! |
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Location: Waconia, MN | You gotta love the "Hamms" trucker hat, that makes the picture! Nice catch! |
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| ahh, the "beer refreshing"!
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| from the land of sky blue waters!!
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | Don't you just love when they carry the spots and stripes across their back like a tiger? Cool stuff.
Edited by Will Schultz 10/10/2007 1:20 PM
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| I got one last year that had the same colors from the same lake.. Figured it was a Wisconny strain...
Nice fish... |
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Location: Hugo, MN | From the Land of Sky Blue Waters! Great looking Fish!! |
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Location: Stones throw away...finally!! | Way to go Sean. It was great to meet you and Mrs. last weekend. Glad you had a better trip than we did. Where's the pics of the big one?
Steve, as usual, you the man. Thanks for all the help. Talk to you soon.
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| Chris,
Anytime man. It WILL happen, just keep chuckin'! I thought it was a tiger when I 1st saw it, but after it got closer, I was amazed.Like a 'Sconnie fish had a fling with a Leecher and ...viola! Spots on the cheeks and scattered all over the back. Way cool. Ma Nature sure has a way with things. Take the time to appreciate the "smaller " stuff.They don't have to be 50 to be special. Steve |
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| Gorgeous fish Sean, we were fishing with Gregg Thomas when we saw you guys in Macs Twin Bay.......Great job Steve, you da man............................... |
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| Naw, I'm not the MAN, I just like nettin' fish for people.Oh, and I kinda groove on putting the FFD(Fiberglass Floating Dock) where I think they live. Steve |
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Location: Bloomington, MN | Hi Steve!
I've got a couple quick Mille Lacs questions...my friend, Steve Scepaniak, put a couple big tigers in his boat about 6-7 years ago. Have you seen or heard of any lately, and do you know if they were natural hybrids or stocked? Steve S. hasn't seen one in many years. That fish your client caught is replica material. Have him enter it in the Lax contest. |
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Location: Tomahawk, Wisconsin | Dude in one month the search and destroy mission begins, that fish in the pic is gorgeous!! I hope I get the chance to catch her momma!! |
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Location: Brainerd Area | Hey jonzy, When you taken me out?????
HAHAHAHAHA
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Location: Stevens Point, WI | Poor Sean doesn't get any compliments on his looks LOL!! Very pretty fish. |
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Location: Florence, Wisconsin | That picture is why I love muskies.
Bo |
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Location: Not where I wanna be! | That is an awesome fish!!! |
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Location: Yahara River Chain | Steve Jonesi - 10/10/2007 4:33 PM
I was amazed.Like a 'Sconnie fish had a fling with a Leecher and ...viola! Spots on the cheeks and scattered all over the back. Steve
How do you know this is what happened, Jonesi??? Or are you just guessing this is what happened? |
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| Nut,
I wonder if it could actually happen though. I know a lot of odd couples that have spawned, so I guess anything is possible. Steve
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