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Slamr |
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Posts: 7039 Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Curious as to whom has hung it up, who might get out a little more, and who has a trip planned? | ||
Solitario Lupo |
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Location: PA Angler | I’ll be fishing for other stuff just at some local lakes. My Muskie fishing is done till spring. | ||
39 degrees |
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Posts: 109 | Trolling now until every ramp is completely iced in or the season is over per the fishing regulations | ||
BillM |
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Posts: 186 | 39 degrees - 11/8/2022 11:56 AM Trolling now until every ramp is completely iced in or the season is over per the fishing regulations Bingo. Dec 15 up here. | ||
EsoxWanderer |
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Posts: 58 | Done for me. Figured I should get the motor winterized before consistent freezing temps at night and snow. Maybe someday I'll figure out how to do that myself and/or get a heated garage... | ||
Pa Tigers n trout |
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Posts: 268 Location: Central Pennsylvania | I am from Pennsylvania but ill fish till spring | ||
nar160 |
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Posts: 416 Location: MN | The water is still nearly 50 degrees here, not even close to done! | ||
miket55 |
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Posts: 1267 Location: E. Tenn | I put the musky gear away after a trip up north the first couple weeks in June, and start up again when TVA starts drawing down headwater lakes in August. | ||
sworrall |
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Posts: 32886 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Sea Foamed and put her away today. Time to try flinging sticks and hunks of lead at deer. A big grouse smashed into our picture window an hour ago. Breast is in the freezer and the window somehow survived. Attachments ---------------- 20221108_162336.jpg (367KB - 59 downloads) | ||
OH Musky |
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Posts: 386 Location: SW Ohio | Here in SW OH, water is low 50's, headed further down with the weather coming this weekend. Plan on fishing until mid-Dec if it lets me. One thing I didn't count on was our local lake taking out ALL the docks. Usually, the ones closest to the dam stay in all year. Don't know why they did it but there is really no place to pull up on the bank as it's all big rocks. Only option is the ramp itself but it is still a wet few steps. Breaking out the waders to clear a kayak launch that has large rocks in the way. Their way of telling us boaters to stay off "their" launch. Lake is down 3' for winter pool which doesn't help. Edited by OH Musky 11/8/2022 5:39 PM | ||
7.62xJay |
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Posts: 527 Location: NW WI | That's insane Steve! What a delicious accident. I just had my first multiple fish day (3) this last Saturday gettin frozen 6hrs in the Kayak in the rain. Uh uh, I'm not done yet. | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20219 Location: oswego, il | I don't winterize. I get out when I can.whether it be Muskies, trout or walleye/white bass. | ||
chuckski |
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Posts: 1397 Location: Brighton CO. | Been in the 70's the last few days working on some projects outside before the snow falls (too hot this summer) got a new washing machine and dryer yesterday had been on order since mid August, we finally had to get a different model the other one just kept backordering. My part of the house is a mess got fishing tackle everywhere got to get cleaned up so my buddies can come by and watch ball. (the way my team is playing) it's more drink Beer and eat. Well Steve we had Pileated Woodpecker hit the sliding glass door back when my grandparents had the place on the lake. It was stunned and just hang on a side of a tree a foot off the ground for a half hour. The whole family watched it recover before it flew off. And nobody thought to take a picture in till it was gone. | ||
gimruis |
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Posts: 159 | I winterized my boat 2 weeks ago. My final outing was on Oct 22 this season. I hunt in November and December so I need a little time to prepare for that before it starts in early November. | ||
CincySkeez |
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Posts: 639 Location: Duluth | Fished yesterday very briefly. Boat is finally out of its slip and sitting on the trailer. Fingers crossed I get another two trips. | ||
mikie |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | I just got back from two half-days fishing Cave Run. Should have been magic last night with the sunset and moonrise, but I guess the weather trumps everything (and by that I mean messes everything up). m | ||
51Muskie |
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Posts: 189 | Went out today water temp was 52 degrees towed a sucker around all day with no success ,sucker stayed lively with no problem. Sucker price was $10.50 at Triangles in Illinois about 12".I saw about 10 boats on the water today. And didn't see any fish caught. Not putting the boat away yet maybe after Christmas . | ||
wisriverrat |
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Posts: 372 Location: On the River | Went out today, no Muskie 1 30” pike on a Jake | ||
FlyPiker |
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Posts: 386 | Can't get out until Sunday, guessing I'll be running the sucker game till ice up. Not my favorite, but I still find it more enjoyable than trolling. No offense to those.who like it, just not for me. | ||
wisriverrat |
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Posts: 372 Location: On the River | Went out today, no Muskie 1 30” pike on a Jake | ||
Kirby Budrow |
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Posts: 2325 Location: Chisholm, MN | Most likely finished the season today. Caught a beautiful 51” though. | ||
sworrall |
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Posts: 32886 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Kirby Budrow - 11/9/2022 8:50 PM Most likely finished the season today. Caught a beautiful 51” though. Great end to the season! | ||
musky513 |
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Posts: 526 | 40-42 degree water last night, had one hit a pounder that I didn't get hooks in. Hopefully I get another few trips in... | ||
Got Esox? |
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Posts: 350 Location: WESTERN WI | Still hanging on, the temps are about to get just right for a a week, but pretty #*^@ cold nights so well see ...NW WI I guess i cant type dam with an n at the end .... without being censored, huh Edited by Got Esox? 11/10/2022 12:21 PM | ||
Muskie Junkie |
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Posts: 250 | I will fish till mid December. We have 50 degree surface temps around here. With a big cool down hitting tonight, I am hoping by Sunday fish will be firing up. Water temps have hung in the low 50's for about 4 weeks now. Fishing slowed down. What do folks use to keep their eyelets from icing up? I do a few changes to gear, ex. different line, reels with larger level wind guides, and older rods so I am not upset if I set the hook and the rod breaks. Steve | ||
NorthCountry24 |
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Posts: 3 | When it get's cold some WD 40 Silicon Lubricant, I think Doug Wagner has a video on it if you google it. I fish in MN up until ice up I don't have issues with the eylets but have problems with the reel, the guide will start to freeze to the side when reeling... when that happens usually move to trolling morning/night cast mid day when you can. Make sure to have a torch or something warm to use on the trolling motor too or after trips put it down so all the water can drain, that will freeze closed! | ||
Kirby Budrow |
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Posts: 2325 Location: Chisholm, MN | Muskie Junkie - 11/10/2022 12:48 PM I will fish till mid December. We have 50 degree surface temps around here. With a big cool down hitting tonight, I am hoping by Sunday fish will be firing up. Water temps have hung in the low 50's for about 4 weeks now. Fishing slowed down. What do folks use to keep their eyelets from icing up? I do a few changes to gear, ex. different line, reels with larger level wind guides, and older rods so I am not upset if I set the hook and the rod breaks. Steve I've used the wd40 silicone on my reels and it worked. Didn't want to put it on the guides. I don't think its a big deal to just break off the ice with my hand now and then. As far as your rod breaking from a hookset when its cold, I don't think it would make a difference ever. Ice fishing rods don't break and it's far colder then. | ||
7.62xJay |
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Posts: 527 Location: NW WI | I got some Reel Snot this year, I'll let everyone know how it does | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20219 Location: oswego, il | sworrall - 11/8/2022 4:21 PM Sea Foamed and put her away today. Time to try flinging sticks and hunks of lead at deer. A big grouse smashed into our picture window an hour ago. Breast is in the freezer and the window somehow survived. | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20219 Location: oswego, il | sworrall - 11/8/2022 4:21 PM Sea Foamed and put her away today. Time to try flinging sticks and hunks of lead at deer. A big grouse smashed into our picture window an hour ago. Breast is in the freezer and the window somehow survived. This hawk plowed into the kitchen window a couple weeks ago left a nice mark too. Decided to not put it in the freezer. Attachments ---------------- PXL_20220929_224247725_1668157896268_1668157930073.jpg (151KB - 63 downloads) | ||
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