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| sworrall |
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| here's a pic from the starting line at Petenwell last year. 2 Rangers in sight, 3 non-Rangers. the small boat in the middle took 3rd place (Schillinger and Kempen). they fish the system a lot. the fish don't care what you drive, just be smart and safe. Attachments ----------------  smallboat2.JPG (110KB - 121 downloads) smallboat.JPG (51KB - 135 downloads) | |||
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Posts: 32944 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | |||
| GOTONE |
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Posts: 476 Location: WI | |||
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| mikie |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | |||
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cool, thanks guys, nothing bad intended here I personally fish from a ranger most of the time, it just isn't mine  | |||
| Slamr |
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Posts: 7101 Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | I've attended about 12 PMTT events over the years while working to provide MuskieFIRST event coverage. Below are some examples of the types of boats that anglers are running. What I think is one of the coolest things about the PMTT is that it isnt all trail teams, not all pros running monster rigs with huge motors. It truly is a cross section of the muskie community. Guys are running Rangers, Tuffys, Crestliner, G3, Tracker, Triton as well as the guy who runs the pontoon, the team at the Eagle River event last year that row trolled for 2 days, and the team of guys that isnt guys at all, its two ladies. I've seen people take their dog as a partner! All the anglers fish hard, that is about the only constant that I've seen in those who fish the events. Beyond that, people fish a million different ways, and just when a "pattern" is established that "everyone" is doing to catch fish, the team that is doing something TOTALLY DIFFERENT surprises the whole field (2006 Eagle River where THE pattern was bulldawgs off the edges, the team that won it was blazing spinnerbaits over thick weeds!). Tournament fishing isnt for everyone, but it is something everyone should consider trying at least once. It doesnt have to be a "big money" tournament, but fishing muskies with a little "extra" on the line appeals to alot of people. Not for everyone, but something to think about for anyone who likes being on the water. Attachments ---------------- PMTTe.JPG (149KB - 131 downloads) crest.JPG (45KB - 113 downloads) row.JPG (202KB - 122 downloads) ladies.JPG (155KB - 123 downloads) pmttd.JPG (213KB - 123 downloads) | ||
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| ToddM |
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Posts: 20270 Location: oswego, il | |||
| mikie |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | |||
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wow, great pics slamr! Did you guys see how many tackle boxs the ladies had in the boat!!  Holy smokes! thats crazy, I'd be too afraid to get the boat up on plane. from promusky.com d. In addition, there shall be 10 (ten) BONUS points for a “GOOD RELEASE.” A “good release” is defined as a musky released “upright and healthy.” A good release shall be at the discretion of the Judge or Tournament Official presiding over the measurement and release. AND: All teams MUST have a livewell of sufficient size to, in the opinion of the PMTT tournament judges or officials, adequately handle the size of the fish being transported. If this requirement is not met, there shall be no BONUS points awarded, even if the release is apparently successful. | |||
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Posts: 392 Location: KY | "Did you guys see how many tackle boxes the ladies had in the boat!! Holy smokes!" I’ve got tackle envy! Attachments ---------------- ladies[1].JPG (59KB - 123 downloads) | ||
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| muskie_man |
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Posts: 1237 Location: South Portsmouth, KY | mikie - 2/19/2007 8:12 AM All teams MUST have a livewell of sufficient size to, in the opinion of the PMTT tournament judges or officials, adequately handle the size of the fish being transported. If this requirement is not met, there shall be no BONUS points awarded, even if the release is apparently successful. Yeah, that's what I was looking for. My Gambler live well fits bass and crappie just fine, but you could only get half a muskie in one and I don't think I'd get points that way! m Found this pic while searching through the PMTT pics. it looks like this guy was just using a plastic container filled with water to substitute as his adequate sized livewell. Edited by muskie_man 2/19/2007 9:17 PM Attachments ---------------- pmtt.jpg (37KB - 125 downloads) | ||
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| Remember....... "It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog." | |||
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