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| Hi all
We live in Missouri and we fish for Muskie here. We want to try live bait with Suckers but dont where to buy any? could they be shipped do you think? We have white ones here , but we have no clue about how to obtain them. Can anyone help or steer us somewhere. Thanks [email protected] |
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Location: The desert | smallwaterpro - 12/11/2012 3:28 PM
Hi all
We live in Missouri and we fish for Muskie here. We want to try live bait with Suckers but dont where to buy any? could they be shipped do you think? We have white ones here , but we have no clue about how to obtain them. Can anyone help or steer us somewhere. Thanks [email protected]
Contact your local DNR agency. Shipping could be very difficult and/or expensive. |
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Location: Lebanon,Mo | Not going to happen here in Missouri.Nobody carries them through bait shops or fish farms.You can catch them with rod/reel,but illegal to net/trap them. |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Dude,... Just ---- -- and Fish,..... Why do you need live bail???????????
Don't you know that fishing for muskies is Work ! |
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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | Okay, i was going to crack wise on this one then found this...
You may have to call...
http://harmonbrookfarm.com/db/product_info.php?products_id=118 |
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Location: Kansas City BBQ Capitol of the world | Id contact the Marina's that promote their Muskie lakes and let them know there is a demand for this. If they can make money, bring in business they may think about it. Poll some hunters out on the water and try to get some numbers that might look attractive. I'm sure they will look at it and if it looks like they can flip a coin they may buy in.
Just a thought.
Ron |
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Location: Kansas City BBQ Capitol of the world | After posting that I thought, why not start a poll here? There are many Muskie fisherman from Missouri who frequent this forum. It's worth a shot.
Ron |
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| You could do what many WI bait license dealers do and come buy all the suckers we have in MN. A little bit further drive but WI bait trucks are here all the time, so they must make it profitable. You will need to check the laws regarding transportation of live bait though before you get any crazy ideas.
Edited by Baby Mallard 12/12/2012 12:48 AM
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| Guys.... Down in Kentucky have been using Sunfish and Crappies for bait for years, they call the southern suckers. I am going to try them when I head down in April to Pomme. |
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Location: oswego, il | Many bait shops will special order them if you request it. Give that a try or use bluegills as stated above. |
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| Crappies are like dessert to big muskies. Wayne Gutsch's double super top secret fall live bait.
Edited by Shep 12/12/2012 11:12 AM
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| Shep - 12/12/2012 11:11 AM
Crappies are like dessert to big muskies. Wayne Gutsch's double super top secret fall live bait.
Yes they are. Big northern LOVE crappie on a tip-up also. Biggest northern I've seen anyone catch in real life was caught by a buddy of mine a few years back on a tip up with a 9" crappie on it. |
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| We can ship them direct to you, give us a call. 920 436 0600 |
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Location: Bowling Green, Kentucky | It is illegal to use any gamefish for live bait in Kentucky, except red ears I think. (i would not want to get caught using crappie, musky stalker). Y'all northern folks have different laws. In tn they use trout. Y'all might have those available if legal. |
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| killroy's correct.
"Regardless of size or how obtained, it is illegal to use any sport fish for bait. (Sport fish species listed on page 5)."
http://fw.ky.gov/pdf/08fishboat2.pdf |
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| Try contacting the fishing dept manager at Bass Pro Shop. |
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| Shep - 12/12/2012 11:11 AM
Crappies are like dessert to big muskies. Wayne Gutsch's double super top secret fall live bait.
not anymore  |
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| Guest - 12/13/2012 11:09 AM
killroy's correct.
"Regardless of size or how obtained, it is illegal to use any sport fish for bait. (Sport fish species listed on page 5 )."
http://fw.ky.gov/pdf/08fishboat2.pdf
In the same paragraph it states Bluegill are not a sport fish. Thanks for this link, I have been intending to search for this very information. |
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| Ain't no suckers in Philly. |
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