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guest2 |
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hey ive heard storys of muskies eating small animals like chipmunks or squirrels that fall in the water. seeing a musky im sure it could eat one. has anyone seen this kind of thing happen. just wondering if it does. | |||
Beaver |
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Posts: 4266 | I've watched a flock of ducklings in one reed bed go from 6 to 2 in 2 days. | ||
dtaijo174 |
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Posts: 1169 Location: New Hope MN | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_E4BUt1z8Y | ||
Steve Jonesi |
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Posts: 2089 | I've seen several ducklings get mowed over the years, but the craziest was on Wabigoon. A buddy just released about a 32-33" pike on a Raddog. I think he may have "brained" it as it was on the surface just kinda twitching. A couple minutes later, I turn my head to see an absolute MONTSER muskie come from straight underneath the pike and take it down. Still one of the biggest fish I've ever seen. I dream of that fish. How big??? I've handled several in the mid 50's and this one was much bigger with only a portion coming out of the water. Scary big fish in that clay colored water. | ||
Ymesss |
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Posts: 16 | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp9BSW38bXg watch close its kinda of hard to see, them muskies love those ducks! | ||
guest2 |
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I know they eat ducks... i have seen that happen but there is lures out there that imitate chipmunks and mice so i wanted to know if those critters get eaten | |||
Mojo1269 |
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Posts: 752 | The MN DNR found a Dead 52 inch Musky in Lake Waconia this summer that apparentnly choked on a Muskrat so to answer your question yes.... Also goes to show Pounders are'nt really all that big... | ||
flyshopfool |
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Posts: 19 Location: Central WI | I've heard that an adult musky can eat 2/3 it length. | ||
kevin cochran |
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Posts: 374 Location: Bemidji | Client caught a 42 inch fish last year with a muskrat tail sticking out of its mouth. Also another client had a 45 incher get t boned while reeling it in by a very large fish. The bite marks are ridiculous. | ||
wavridr |
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Posts: 298 Location: Not where I want to be! | guest2 - 2/9/2012 7:09 PM I know they eat ducks... i have seen that happen but there is lures out there that imitate chipmunks and mice so i wanted to know if those critters get eaten If it moves it's food!!! | ||
Guest |
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kevin cochran - 2/20/2012 9:03 PM Client caught a 42 inch fish last year with a muskrat tail sticking out of its mouth. Also another client had a 45 incher get t boned while reeling it in by a very large fish. The bite marks are ridiculous. oh yeah do you have a pics to share whit us? | |||
The Swan |
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Ymesss - 2/9/2012 5:35 PM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp9BSW38bXg watch close its kinda of hard to see, them muskies love those ducks! This really isn't funny. | |||
T-Bone |
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Posts: 223 Location: Victoria,MN | I think a muskie will try to eat most anything. Four years ago I witnessed something large try to eat a full grown loon. After a minute long battle the loon got away but only flew about 100 ft and then it started swimming in circles . I also saw a large muskie attack an orange marker buoy . | ||
Guest |
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Guest - 2/21/2012 8:06 AM kevin cochran - 2/20/2012 9:03 PM Client caught a 42 inch fish last year with a muskrat tail sticking out of its mouth. Also another client had a 45 incher get t boned while reeling it in by a very large fish. The bite marks are ridiculous. oh yeah do you have a pics to share whit us? On his facebook page you can see the pics. | |||
John P |
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http://www.tackletour.com/reviewbettencourtbaitsrodent.html thats what you guys are looking for | |||
Jeremy |
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Posts: 1144 Location: Minnesota. | John P - 4/25/2012 9:10 PM http://www.tackletour.com/reviewbettencourtbaitsrodent.html thats what you guys are looking for :-) You know, I'd almost (nearly) like to try that buggerrrrrr.....*g* Thinking Vermilion, over the rocks on a gently, breezy evening. Or through the weeds...you know, that ONE weed! *G* Cool, really. Jeremy. | ||
catchandrelease |
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Very cool. I wonder how they'll hold up overtime. | |||
jlammusky |
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Posts: 360 Location: montreal, canada | There his a bucktail i made with muskrat skin cause i really believe they eat those when they can grab one !!! http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=73... | ||
John P |
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For that bucktail did you find the muskrat dead or did you trap it? I was thinking it would be cool to try making on of those rodent lures | |||
The Swan |
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Chipmunks? Only in the Poconos. | |||
jlammusky |
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Posts: 360 Location: montreal, canada | Bough it at the taxidermist store !! | ||
ESOX Maniac |
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Posts: 2753 Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | Shumway Giant Flasher! Have fun! Al | ||
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