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FishHateMe |
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Posts: 214 Location: Downers Grove, IL | Boy, this website sure is a far cry from what it once was with respect to traffic and discussions around musky fishing. I saw this a couple days ago and thought someone would post by now. Quite a fish! https://www.outdoorlife.com/fishing/world-length-record-muskie-weston/ | ||
Conservation Guy |
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Posts: 109 | This was already posted in the "FFS acronym" thread. | ||
FishHateMe |
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Posts: 214 Location: Downers Grove, IL | Gotcha. Wonder how I missed it. Thanks CG. | ||
Kirby Budrow |
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Posts: 2325 Location: Chisholm, MN | We all know much bigger fish have been caught, so records like this mean nothing to anyone who knows anything about big muskies. | ||
North of 8 |
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The story mentioned something about an "approved" device for measuring. What that? | |||
Masqui-ninja |
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Posts: 1247 Location: Walker, MN | You can get an IGFA bump board for $55, it's the roll-up kind and it's in cm. | ||
kap |
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Posts: 551 Location: deephaven mn | giant beautiful fish, wow, its not even the state record for longest catch and release so claiming world record is rediculous | ||
Slamr |
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Posts: 7037 Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Great fish. Didn't realize people travel the world to catch record fish. Beyond that, who really cares about records (especially length) in muskie fishing? I mean, other than Larry.... 3,2,1....seeing how long it takes for him to chime in here. | ||
EsoxWanderer |
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Posts: 57 | Huge fish but 57s do get caught... | ||
FishHateMe |
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Posts: 214 Location: Downers Grove, IL | Regardless of other 57's and 58's caught, I think it's a #*^@ impressive catch and a pretty big level of commitment to cast out into the darkness and cold at the end of October, into Mille Lacs; which is these days, a needle in a hay stack proposition to begin with. Not for me, but it's sure cool to see and read about. | ||
CincySkeez |
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Posts: 636 Location: Duluth | except this duo isn't exactly casting into the abyss. | ||
BNelson |
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Location: Contrarian Island | "fished hard for hours".. ummmmmm yahhh riiiiight.. should read "drove around with livescope for hours"...... | ||
FishHateMe |
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Posts: 214 Location: Downers Grove, IL | BNelson - 11/7/2024 2:38 PM "fished hard for hours".. ummmmmm yahhh riiiiight.. should read "drove around with livescope for hours"...... Do you know that for certain or are you making an assumption? I didn't read anything about live scoping in the article. Either way, you sound petty and jealous. It's a nice fish, seems to have been caught legally and released. I like big fish pictures and their stories, especially this time of year. I have no axe to grind here, but if you do, please elaborate. Maybe I'm missing something.
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TCESOX |
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Posts: 1273 | FishHateMe - 11/7/2024 5:17 PM BNelson - 11/7/2024 2:38 PM "fished hard for hours".. ummmmmm yahhh riiiiight.. should read "drove around with livescope for hours"...... Either way, you sound petty and jealous.
Of all the people that might be jealous, BNelson certainly ain't one of them. | ||
BNelson |
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Location: Contrarian Island | Not petty or jealous at all. It is sad what the sport has become. You must live under a rock. Sharp shooting is all he does. Edited by BNelson 11/7/2024 8:27 PM | ||
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