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Location: Greenfield, WI | I took a new-be out for his first time baitcasting and muskie fishing, Saturday morning on Pewaukee. He caught a 30", which beat the biggest fish that he had ever caught by 4". He discovered camera shrinkage. The fish seems nice on the line and in the net, but once you see the picture the fish really looks small! He had one about 36" follow at least 10 figure 8's between 3 casts. It did everything but eat! We saw 6 others, but all small. It is always nice getting action for new-bees.
The water temp is still in the low 70's. That's incredible considering the normal temps at this time of year. |
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Location: The desert | Nice job getting the rookie on a fish. I didn't fish at all. Nursing my sore back that I hurt in hockey on Thursday. |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | when i was 14 i used to think even my 24 inch pike and 30 inch muskies looked big in the pictures, but once i began searching the online forums and seeing all the huge muskys people catch i saw all my catches as small. i think the reason they look small in pictures is because we are so used to seeing other pictures where people have huge muskys, |
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Location: WI | 39, 35 for the boat partners and a 27" for me. Ha! I did lose a decent one on a jump. |
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| fished 16 or so hours in Vilas for the weekend...we put 6 in the net, had many other shots we missed/lost...5 were 41.5 to 43.5. water temps were only 64-66 ...and this is August 1st???? Fish were going silly for Choppers though...
had some action on suckers too w/ a 40 and 2 others missed |
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Location: Rhinelander | Five boats fishing Oneida and Vilas Friday afternoon and Saturday, 14 fish netted with numerous others spotted and a few lost. Two largest were 48" and 46.5" with also a nice 40" tiger.
Friday by far the better of the two days even with the reduced time fished vs. Saturday. |
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Went 3 for 4 on the big pond last night w/ Karl Zambrano. Nice nite to be out after the 3-4'ers layed down!
Saturday, came in 3rd out of 20 teams in my division. If you look really closely, I'm the one in grey!
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| You're too thin.
I can't quite see you. |
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| I had a great weekend. Saturday I fished from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm. The first three hours of fishing I never saw a thing. Then at 11:30 am I caught a 46.5 incher on a Super Model. Thirty minnutes later I caught a 42 inch Musky that hit the same Super Model in the figure 8. Raised one more fish the rest of the time. All fish came from 20+ feet of water. Sunday I didn't fish.
Today My Dad and I fished a river system. On my Dad's first cast of the morning he had a mid 30 incher hit and miss his topraider. We fished another 4 hours without seeing a fish and were about to quit when I caught a Huge 52 inch Musky on a Heli Dawg. My new Personal Best. After releasing the 52 we went home.
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Location: Ontario, California | Hellova fish Josh... congrats on the PB. |
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Location: Rhinelander | muskyhunter247 congrats on the new PB.....you sure seem to be in good fish this year. Hard work is paying off. |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Man, you've been into some nice muskies this year..... I think I'm quite jealous.
Good for you ! I wish that I had half your luck and time............Now, let's see a 55 incher next !
Jerome |
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Location: WI | Awesome fish Josh! |
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