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I use the same lures as you guys use, bulldawgs (Me personally rarely use the pounders), cowgirls, gliders you name it. We basically use the same gear aswell, but we dont see the need for saltwater reels, and we usually use no more than 65lbs line. I also make my own lures that I use One of the reasons I hang out here, is to get new ideas/inspiration. And I picked up quite a few trick when I visited Wisconsin in 07. Steve W. learned me alot about fishing with spinnerbaits, which is one of my goto ever since. The fish posted in the weekend reports was my heaviest fish, I got a 50" last year, but she was skinnier. Michael Edited by Pikopath 9/21/2010 10:52 AM | |||
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South and South Eastern parts is the best. South East has more anglers and one hear about more big ones for that reason. The lakes here in the SE actually has boatlaunches, and in S, where I'm from, most of the lakes don't have boatlaunches even tho there are more boaters there, but they are in the salt element  Michael | |||
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| Soon I hope My ultimate goal is to have a 50"er of each  Michael | |||
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Posts: 2865 Location: Brookfield, WI | Pikopath - 9/23/2010 11:44 AM Soon I hope My ultimate goal is to have a 50"er of each Michael So your next visit will be to Minnesota? Kevin | ||
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Posts: 2865 Location: Brookfield, WI | |||
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Leech Lake Strain: yes it would be awesome. Even tho I would have to travel faaar to fish for muskies, I still think that the hardest of the 2 are already caught, I think 50" pikes are more scarce than 50" muskies... Pic of the 47" from last weekend can be found here: http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=61005&posts=18#M460219 And yesterdays fish. Michael Attachments ----------------  DSC_56731.jpg (21KB - 113 downloads) DSC_56791.jpg (27KB - 118 downloads) DSC_56991.jpg (32KB - 124 downloads) | |||
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| As everything else, it depends. On some lakes on a good day (moonphase, weather etc.) 30-40 maybe (I know people that have 100+ days between 2-3 boats), but then its usually no really big ones a couple low 40's, maybe. Other days you get only 3-5 fish, 1 really nice one and the rest would have been lunch for that one biggie. Yesterday there was as many over 40 as under And then theres the days like this: http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/articles/05.18.2009/2320/The.Day.of... Michael Edited by Pikopath 9/26/2010 2:48 PM | |||
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Posts: 484 Location: St. Louis, MO., Marco Is., FL, Nestor Falls, ON | Nice fish. I thought I'd post a couple of pictures of two pike caught by Carlo Aimonetti in Lake Maggiore, Italy a few years back. Both were well over 50 lbs. and caught just weeks apart. Carlo and I fished on LOTW the year before he caught these fish. A very nice gentleman and a heck of a fisherman. I've posted these before, but it's always nice to see big Pike. Attachments ---------------- Lago Maggiore 13.05.07 002a.jpg (57KB - 129 downloads) Lago Maggiore 13.05.07 001.jpg (48KB - 146 downloads) | ||
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