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| My first tiger this season -water temp 49-50°
46"
[IMG]http://i1098.photobucket.com/albums/g378/joeweisner/Joe_46_Inch_Muskie2.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i1098.photobucket.com/albums/g378/joeweisner/Joe_46_Inch_Muskie4.jpg[/IMG]
Thought I would share it with ya! |
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| Nice fish! |
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Location: Minnetonka | I actually muttered, "Cool." out loud at my cube when I opened the first pic. |
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Location: Right behind you (tap, tap) BOOO | Man those big tigers sure are something, really neat markings. |
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| I love the color on the gill plates! This was posted from my phone so I apologise for the links... I wish they were posted inline |
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Location: Ontario | How do you see the picture ? everytime I type in the page it says its been removed. |
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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished | Tim R - 4/20/2012 3:56 PM
How do you see the picture ? everytime I type in the page it says its been removed.
Yeah I can't see it either... |
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Location: North Central IL USA | Click on these, Tim R:
http://i1098.photobucket.com/albums/g378/joeweisner/Joe_46_Inch_Mus...
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| This should work for you:
http://i1098.photobucket.com/albums/g378/joeweisner/Joe_46_Inch_Mus...
http://i1098.photobucket.com/albums/g378/joeweisner/Joe_46_Inch_Mus... |
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Location: Ontario | Wow !! Never seen Tiger muskie that big. What size would a state record be for a Tiger ? Im gonna check out Ontario
If I could ask a question regarding this species.Obviously its a hybrid between pike and muskie.I t carries the muskie name.Do you need to follow the guidelines for muskie fishing ? Or does this species have its own classification and size limits ?
Edited by Tim R 4/20/2012 5:08 PM
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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished | That is a huge tiger, it almost looks like a mix between a tiger and a spot... it does not have the full distinction of a tiger alone or a spot alone.. it looks like a really cool mix of the two.. Gorgeous fish though! |
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Location: Northern New Jersey | wow not a bad first fish of the year! |
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| Tim R - 4/20/2012 5:10 PM
Wow !! Never seen Tiger muskie that big. What size would a state record be for a Tiger ? Im gonna check out Ontario
If I could ask a question regarding this species.Obviously its a hybrid between pike and muskie.I t carries the muskie name.Do you need to follow the guidelines for muskie fishing ? Or does this species have its own classification and size limits ?
Tim, I believe the state record in utah is well north of 35lbs or so but im not certain. Those hybrids grow really fast especially in the first 2 years. As far as guidelines theyre a pretty hard fish for me to figure out! I put in a lot of time in the mid summer time for them and one day ill see a bunch and then the rest of the summer I wont see a single one. From what ive gathered from others/have had success with, they dont give as much interest in the bigger baits we throw at pures. Location, I spend a lot of time in shallow water areas like I do for pures but I all too often hear about guys catching them way out over deep water suspended on accident. |
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| by the way excellent fish! I bet big tigers fight like crazy, the little ones go buts when I get them and leap everywhere |
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Location: Ontario | Thanks Mike. Do these Tigers have their own classification in terms of limits and size minimums ? Or are they grouped in with true muskie ? |
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| They can reach sizes just above 50" but thats huge for a tiger, they grow fast but they also usually dont live as long as pures from what I understand...but fish in the upper 40s are a trophy and I hope to hook into one like that this summer. My biggest is 37" but they fight like hell and are a mystery to me |
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| I think he's asking whether the minimum size limits to harvest true muskellunge apply to tiger muskies. That's actually a valid question best left to the COs to answer. Call your local DNR/MNR office if you're really curious.
Nice fish to the OP. |
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| oh my bad...now that makes sense! |
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| Nice fish congrats.What did you get it in those water temps. |
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| Our lake has 50's and alot in the upper 40s ...as of last yr we caught more fish over 40 than I have seen in previous yrs., and this there is gonna be some monsters coming out!!!! Going to be a great yr!!!! And to answer the question the fish came on a blk bucktail fished slow over deepish water |
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| awesome pic ! great in every way !
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Go back a couple of years and check out Sorno's Monster Tiger caught on Pine view .
Over 50" AND just gorgeous.( can someone post a pic of Mr. Sorenson's Tiger)
That fish that you (UT. Tiger) netted is also a thing of Beauty. Good job.
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| Shes a Beauty!  |
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| Sorno and his giant
http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=36...
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Location: NE Twin Cities Metro | Depends on weather for me. If windy and cloudy, I'll throw a large bucktail. If its sunny, I'll be throwing a glided or spinnerbait. If water temps are warm, I'll throw a weagle. I'm hoping for clouds. |
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Location: Ontario | Beauty, it will take a while before I can give it try around here  |
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