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Message Subject: Weekend Results? (8/05 - 8/06) | |||
musky54 |
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Posts: 122 Location: Kenosha, Wi. | Well, how did the weekend treat ya? | ||
shaley |
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Posts: 1184 Location: Iowa Great Lakes | 8 follows Saturday morning, managed to hook 1 on the end of a cast a little 32" monster. Sunday was tough for us. | ||
Steve Van Lieshout |
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Posts: 1916 Location: Greenfield, WI | Inspite of great looking weather conditions for muskie fishing, North Twin was very stingy this weekend. We saw one "monster", had a 36" or so, miss a topwater in spite of a huge strike/splash, saw 5 others, boated a 26" northern, and destroyed the face of another northern, with my hookset that, made the mistake of hitting my 8" Slammer Crank at the same location that I had seen the monster. | ||
JKahler |
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Posts: 1289 Location: WI | Cast for 5 hours and got a small pike. Trolled for 4 and got nothing. | ||
Lundbob |
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Posts: 443 Location: Duluth, MN | Fished for 6 hours on saturday. Had 3 over 45" follow to the boat. No takers though. Good sign to see them up shallow though. Maybe the cool weather is going to get them moving again...August was tough. | ||
Magruter |
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Posts: 1316 Location: Madison, WI | Ignored by everything with gills this weekend. Spent about 6 hrs on the water along with 20 other muskie boats on Waubesa... At least football season started.. | ||
Pikopath |
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Posts: 501 Location: Norway | Well, no muskies, for obvious reasons Went out trolling for some pike, to capture on video, got quite a few 30-35"ers but I managed to stop the recording, when I put the archos down in my pocket... stupid!stupid!stupid! Did get an Asp, which is always nice, they fight better than any pike twice and three times their size, no teeth tho. Hope to bring some toothy videos next time. Michael | ||
SVT |
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38" and a 36" surface baits | |||
MuskieE |
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Posts: 2068 Location: Appleton,WI | Picked up a few 5 pike and a nice 36" ski saturday for a few hours.should get better now with temps dropping. Attachments ---------------- zzz.jpg (42KB - 89 downloads) zz.jpg (42KB - 86 downloads) zzzz.jpg (52KB - 82 downloads) | ||
archerynut36 |
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Posts: 1887 Location: syracuse indiana | dave cates and myself got 3rd place in the webster lake cash tourny.. there was 11 boats in it....bill there were 5 fish caught.. one of them being my 37 i got on a fuzzy.. it was a tough day Edited by archerynut36 9/8/2008 7:02 PM | ||
AFChief |
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Posts: 550 Location: So. Illinois | saw two very nive fish, both 48 - 50" class fish. My wife missed the biggest fish and spent the rest of the day mad at the world. J | ||
AFCHIEF |
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Did you see those fish in Missouri or Illinois? would be nice to know Southern Illinois has some bigger fish for once. Chris Hagg | |||
sworrall |
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Posts: 32886 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Ted, a great guy and very good 'toothy critter' angler visiting us from the Netherlands and I spent Saturday chasing Muskies on Pelican while the Kevin Worrall Memorial crew competed. We boated a shortie and moved a couple good ones. Sunday we hit a local puddle and moved several really good muskies on Cranks, but the window slammed shut after a very active hour or so and it was a no go until dark as storms coursed through the area, when one of those big girls slapped a Weagle out of the water. Stupid fish... We did sit through a heck of a thunder storm by a dock on shore, the hail bouncing off Ted's rain hood was quite a sight! Slamr took Ted on George Saturday evening while we distributed the prizes from the Kevin Worrall Memorial, they moved a couple fish, but again, no go. Thanks again, Slamr, for taking Ted out, he had a great time. Ted did get his first Muskie earlier in the week with Norm, boating and releasing a dandy 43" hybrid. I think Norm has a picture, if so he'll post it. We moved lots of nice fish, but just couldn't get them to pin up. Ted was hell on wheels on the local Pike, though. I'm already looking forward to fishing with you next year, sir! Attachments ---------------- DSC_0002.JPG (67KB - 92 downloads) DSC_0003.JPG (45KB - 84 downloads) DSC_0004.JPG (96KB - 87 downloads) | ||
needa70lber |
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Posts: 156 Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | 40" caught on my home made tail! Attachments ---------------- web248.JPG (162KB - 94 downloads) web2423.JPG (135KB - 86 downloads) | ||
Dena Luedtke |
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Posts: 4 | Dena - 9/9/2008 1:37 AM Boated 6 and lost 2 with the biggest being a 48"er caught on a Big Game crank bait. I was fishing with Jeff and Jason King of Webster Lake guide service. Water temps were 75 degrees. Attachments ---------------- DSC01636.jpg (53KB - 97 downloads) | ||
Jimbo |
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Posts: 222 | My parnter's from the Kevin Worrall tourney on Pelican. Beautiful 44" tiger. Ignore the date which is OBVIOUSLY wrong Edited by Jimbo 9/9/2008 1:51 PM Attachments ---------------- MUSKIE.jpg (59KB - 82 downloads) | ||
Muskie Junkie |
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Posts: 250 | Was out on the Mad Chain both days this weekend. Did not move a fish on Saturday. On Sunday, my partner got his first, a 35 incher. I also got a 35 incher. But that was it. Water temps. looked good but the fish were VERY stingy. Steve Ruhmann | ||
labpoor |
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Posts: 17 | Mill Laczz just plain bad over the weekend. | ||
JohnMD |
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Posts: 1769 Location: Algonquin, ILL | Steve: Care to explain that third pic , Is there a spring there ? Whats going on ? sure look wierd but interesting | ||
AFChief |
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Posts: 550 Location: So. Illinois | I am guessing water spots on the lens..... | ||
archerynut36 |
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Posts: 1887 Location: syracuse indiana | jimbo that is a beautiful fish... awsome markings...bill | ||
sworrall |
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Posts: 32886 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | JohnMD, The mist rising off the water was the result of the heavy hail falling, then the sun coming back out and rapidly warming things up, looked pretty cool. | ||
Matt Snyder |
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Dena, Congrats!!! Sweet fish! Tell the boys hello for me. Pikopath, Cool vid. Who is the band playing on your video? Matt | |||
Pikopath |
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Posts: 501 Location: Norway | Matt Snyder - 9/9/2008 6:57 PM Dena, Congrats!!! Sweet fish! Tell the boys hello for me. Pikopath, Cool vid. Who is the band playing on your video? Matt Thanks, hope to get some esox on tape, next time. The band is Milk, with Jeff Tremaine (Creator of Jackass among things..) singing, taken from Blind Skateboards Video days film. Michael | ||
Khalum |
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Location: Amsterdam | ow my handsome rainsuit ...... Thanks Sworral ( & Sue ofcourse) and Nwild for a great week eventho the fish werent the most coorperative i really had a blast. And also thanks for Slamr ( mister musky ninja or something ) for taking me out fishing Also cool to meet some other site regulars: T.J, Mike etc You guys are blessed with some great waters & pieces of nature. I can not wait to come back (I even thought of trowing away my passport so i cant leave but yeah....) Greetz Ted | ||
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