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erico

Posted 10/18/2013 10:25 AM (#669138)
Subject: Nite Bite Walleyes

Location: Hayward WI

Ok, not a muskie, but I thought this was a cool pic from last nite. Shore fishing and had this walleye gulp a husky jerk.

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muskie! nut

Posted 10/18/2013 10:50 AM (#669143 - in reply to #669138)
Subject: Re: Nite Bite Walleyes

Posts: 2893

Location: Yahara River Chain

so now the question is, when is the fish fry erico?

dtaijo174

Posted 10/18/2013 11:27 AM (#669148 - in reply to #669143)
Subject: Re: Nite Bite Walleyes

Posts: 1169

Location: New Hope MN

No leader?

erico

Posted 10/18/2013 11:30 AM (#669149 - in reply to #669138)
Subject: Re: Nite Bite Walleyes

Location: Hayward WI

Yes there is a leader. The thick green line is 30lb Tyger leader material. I was trying to catch walleyes, but use the leader to prevent bite-offs.

Sorry Gerard, not enough for you.

Edited by erico 10/18/2013 11:31 AM

Jeremy

Posted 10/18/2013 12:34 PM (#669158 - in reply to #669138)
Subject: Re: Nite Bite Walleyes

Posts: 1150

Location: Minnesota.

Really cool pic. Eric.!! Nice catch.

Jeremy.

hansen

Posted 10/18/2013 2:30 PM (#669171 - in reply to #669158)
Subject: Re: Nite Bite Walleyes

Posts: 23

He was hungry. From the picture it looks like he wasn't even hooked the lure is just wedge in his mouth

muskieman23

Posted 10/18/2013 5:11 PM (#669190 - in reply to #669138)
Subject: Re: Nite Bite Walleyes

Posts: 67

lol that's awesome! I had a king salmon do that to a lucky craft 2 weeks ago! BLASTED IT!!!!

curleytail

Posted 10/21/2013 10:22 AM (#669460 - in reply to #669138)
Subject: Re: Nite Bite Walleyes

Posts: 2686

Location: Hayward, WI

Now there's a feeding fish! Cool picture, and must have been a nice fish to inhale what I'm guessing was a #10 Husky Jerk.

I usually use a 12-15 pound flouro leader on my walleye stickbaits. I'm sure if a musky inhaled the whole thing they'd cut me off pretty easily but it keeps the common snake pike from taking any Rapalas from me. I'm sure at night it wouldn't make much difference what kind of leader was used.

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