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Posts: 32886 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | |||
| Lundbob |
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Posts: 443 Location: Duluth, MN | A great weekend. Went out on a local action lake and we got 3. Biggest was a 37.5. And today i we were up at the parents place and my son kept bugging me to go out for a couple hours even though i didn't really plan on it...so i gave in and we launched the boat and 10 minutes later he gets a 41.5 beauty. T-boned the cowgirl as you can see. Back hooks never touched the fish. Attachments ----------------  musk41a.JPG (53KB - 126 downloads) cowgirla.JPG (60KB - 123 downloads) | ||
| JKahler |
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| Muskie Junkie |
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| sorenson |
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Posts: 1764 Location: Ogden, Ut | Had a great weekend w/ regard to numbers with 13 tigers losing the battle and ending up in the net. Friday my boys kicked butt w/ 4 fish between them and on Saturday I fished a match w/ a substitute partner and we put 9 more on the bump board (well, we really only had to measure about half of them...)  The biggest fish all weekend was a 35" specimen that Dane caught. I never got out early enough to figure out if the bite for bigger fish was in the morning as the earliest I was out either day was about 10:30. On Friday, our first fish hit as I was setting our second trolling line and on Saturday, we had to wait six whole minutes to get our first fish. The bite was reasonably steady throughout the day with the exception of about a 3 hour period on Saturday when some thunderstorms came rolling through. After the main front passed, the fish turned back on and we had one stretch where we boated 4 fish in a period of 50 minutes. We've been having remarkably good luck boating fish that hit - I can only remember one rip that didn't get landed all weekend. J-13 Rapalas (rainbow trout) and Baby Depth Raiders (Perch) were the best producers. S. | ||
| sodaksker |
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Posts: 79 Location: South Dakota | Boated 2 fish this weekend. Got a 37 friday night on top water and got this 47 on a fig 8, cowgirl. Attachments ---------------- 47 inc musky shrunk.jpg (40KB - 124 downloads) | ||
| Esox Man |
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| cjmuskie |
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| rldourlain |
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Posts: 336 Location: Wheeling, IL. | My Friend Bruce (sportb5) and I went up to fish with Jonesie this weekend. Thought Mill Lacs was the destination, but due to the conditions and the lack of production lately, Steve opted for what he calls "Little Canada". Friday brought us a beautiful day that lead into a fantastic night. In the first half hour I boated a 35". It was pretty quiet until dusk when Bruce nailed a 43 that hit three times before hooking up. A short time later I hooked into a 42, and a 41. Bruce nailed a 37 and the last one was Joneise hooking a 40 that I lost on the turn. 6 fish in the boat in 8 hours! Unfortunately, Saturday had a cold front come in with the temps down about 17 degrees. had 5 lazy follows but no takers. All in all a fantastic trip!. Attachments ---------------- 35.jpg (54KB - 113 downloads) 41.jpg (23KB - 115 downloads) 42.jpg (30KB - 110 downloads) s4020006.jpg (52KB - 116 downloads) s4020014.jpg (54KB - 125 downloads) | ||
| JRedig |
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| MuskieE |
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Posts: 2068 Location: Appleton,WI | Wasent a monster only 36" but my gosh did she put the feed bag on early.Look at that belly.Was fishing alone so didnt want to mess with a picture just snapped it ont he board to get her back in the water. Attachments ---------------- 36.jpg (26KB - 114 downloads) | ||
| JohnMD |
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Posts: 1769 Location: Algonquin, ILL | |||
| Gander Mt Guide |
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Posts: 2515 Location: Waukesha & Land O Lakes, WI | We put three in the net. Two-ith by Sucker, One-ith by Muskie Treat (I need new tails Shawn! Help!). We also lost two on Suckers. Water temps were around 63-64, but I swear we're turning over. Boiling weed chunks, leaves and muck all saturday evening. Most of the cabbage I saw was dead and or dying. My gf wanted three things for her 40th b-day. 1) to see another albino deer...we #*^@ near hit an 8 pt friday night just outside Boulder Junction. 2) To catch her first musky....she got two. 3) to see a wild wolf....we drove up Thousand Island Lake rd up by the Cisco Chain sunday and got.....WOOOF. A nice big thanks to Mr Gostisha, at The Forest Country Store in Land O Lakes, for making not only carol's birthday special, but her first musky too. Thanks Mark! Edited by Gander Mt Guide 9/22/2008 10:12 PM Attachments ---------------- IMG_0015 small.jpg (105KB - 112 downloads) IMG_0018 small.jpg (213KB - 112 downloads) IMG_0021 small.jpg (118KB - 119 downloads) IMG_0026 small.jpg (164KB - 107 downloads) IMG_0001 small.jpg (162KB - 110 downloads) | ||
| curleytail |
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| I made it out for about three hours Saturday and Sunday evenings. Fished a dark water lake/flowage Saturday and caught a 36 on a Pacemaker just after dark. Fished a fairly clear water lake Sunday and caught a 37 on a Double Cowgirl. Snuck out tonight for just a little bit also. Had a mid 30's nip a Double Cowgirl but not get hooks in the 8 on my second cast, and had a upper 30's-40 follow the same bait but turn off when I started the 8 about 2 minutes later. Lost one small northern, and lost something else that was a decent northern or small musky. Nothing big this weekend, but I at least I've broken the no-fish-in-the-net slump I have been in for a few weeks. curleytail Attachments ---------------- 100_2087r.jpg (82KB - 115 downloads) 100_2089r.jpg (151KB - 123 downloads) | |||
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