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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Incredible !
Just amazing
Jason is fishing the right places,...So I wouldn't be surprised to see him or one of his clients do this again,......Maybe This WEEK !
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| Beautiful fish! Was the second fish weighed or is the weight estimated by the formula?
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Location: Missouri | Amazing |
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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | Pitchin' and I fished with Jason and Pitchin' got his PB that day at 50.5, I think. Most summers we spend a week fishing that lake and see Jason around on various spots. Now, we're only there for a week so we "hit it hard" making sure we're on the water at daybreak and fish well into the night. After being out until past midnight, you know how hard it is to be on the water at daybreak, but its only a week and we figure we can be tough about it. On more than one occasion we've found ourselves out in the wee hours of the night and noted Jason out working hard too. We think, "hes got all summer and doesnt need to pull 'consequitive shifts'" and be on the water at daybreak after being out past midnight. Next morning, tired and sore, who do we see zooming by? You guessed it.
Jason---you bust your butt and deserve this success. Congratulations!
Edited by Cowboyhannah 11/12/2012 7:26 PM
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| Simply amazing! Congrats.... |
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| Jason posted a pic of him with a big fatty on facebook that looked recent. Wonder how big that one was. |
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| Beast! Sweet catch Ryan and Jason.
GL |
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| The fact is that we could have two very big and very dead fish right now in the state of MN had it not been for the commitment to the highest level of sportsmanship by these fortunate anglers. My hat is off to them for choosing the well being of the fish - and the fishery - over the ego stroke of officially owning the record. By doing so, they keep alive the hope that springs eternal in mind of every musky fisher out there and (perhaps) allow the fish to continue to pass along the right genetics for generations to follow. And, look at it this way, if 55lb class fish aren't released, we will never see 65lbers!
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | Good grief... that's just awesome. |
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| Absolutely phenomenal!. Those are the fish of dreams.
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Location: Chicago western burbs | Holy Crap! What a beautiful fish. Thanks for releasing her. Once again guys on this site show why musky fishermen are incredible sportsmen. |
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| Nice fish wow, let me guess Hennepin island lol |
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Location: Pewaukee WI | Awesome Job. To release both fish sets the stage higher for catch and release. Are those stocked L.L. fish or WI strain. I'd also be curious to know how old those fish are. |
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Location: Dawson, MN | Definately L L fish... Check out the spots.
Love those piggys! Jason is on em for sure. |
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| that guy is the only guide thaT I WOULD PAY
GJ JASON |
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Location: 31 | Both of those fish are crazy big for an inland lake... congratulations all!
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| Musky_Slayer - 11/14/2012 9:03 PM
Awesome Job. To release both fish sets the stage higher for catch and release. Are those stocked L.L. fish or WI strain. I'd also be curious to know how old those fish are.
Mine had a clipped left Pectoral fin, someone told me it was stocked in 1993 making it 19 years old.
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