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Posts: 468 Location: Not where I wanna be! | im gonna try to catch on here in Iowa..........  or ill just dream about it..... | ||
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| Donnie3737 |
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| Hunter4, I have seen what I feel to be one of the world records right on Eagle Lake, in the West Arm...but then again, I am sure alot of people have seen their share of HUGE fish over the years. I think we have eclipsed the 50 lb. mark a few times over the years on Eagle, and with everyone releasing the bigger fish, who knows! To answer your question, I think either a year spent on the Ottawa, St. Larry, Georgian Bay, or possibly Eagle would be the way to go! Now, there are so many AWESOME bodies of water out there, I am not sure if there is one or two that can be singled out. Ottawa, Green Bay, St. Larry, etc. could put up the ol' WR at any time...as could LOTW, Georgian Bay, Nippissing, or even Erie. Rick, I agree....unless we throw out many of the old records, it will be impossible to tell what the next TRUW world record would or could be! I put in my vote...LOL! Guess which one?- Donnie Edited by Donnie3737 4/26/2007 1:08 PM | |||
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Green Bay, their is alot for the muskies to eat out their and lots of room. Don't rule out any of the Wisconsin river and any of the flowages of the Wisconsin river.  | |||
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Posts: 723 | I have her tied up in GB, she has been sucking down shad-milkshakes with white-fish whip-cream on top all winter long, now if I could only get the fat, lazy slob off her couch and into my boat............... wait, what are we talking about here? I still find it funny with how many muskie fisherman there are out there today, the equipment, the knowledge, guides who fish everyday, just overall the drive to crack a record set way back when, and it hasn't been done. what gives? Look at all the hype a 50lb fish creates........ Martin Williamson whacked a 60lber a few years ago yeah, but, you'd think you would see a lot more fish in these catergories instead of just one every 8-15 years. If there was to be a world record swimming somewhere. My guess is that its not coming from a popular musky lake that every Joe-schmo fishes. Its coming from a big water in an area that has yet to be fished, She has been waiting for someone to find her, the sad thing is, she will die of old age before meeting her fate with a BLACK N SILVER bucktail..... | ||
| Green Bay yeah right |
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You Wisconnny boys are cracked that the World Record will again come out of Wisconsin... Canada or MN will have it.  | |||
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| Dacron + Dip |
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| Fish over fifty pounds come out of Georgian Bay a LOT more frequently than guys hear about on the internet, trust me on that. For every one that gets 'leaked' probably three are released. I think there's dozens of fisheries that have the potential. Nobody mentions the French above, but it got top marks at the Odyssey up here this month for Record potential. Navigation, size and access are three huges pluses for growing and maintaining huge fish in addition to the forage and the other stuff. Both sections of the river are book-ended by Nip and GBay, some have already mentioned them as possible candidates, and both sections are large, tough to learn and tough to fish. The ability to host fishing pressure is a double-edged sword: you need low(er) pressure to make big, dumb fish, BUT, you need lots of lines in the water for the Law of Averages and chances at them. Any of the water listed already could do it. I have no doubt it'll be caught on a worm harness or 1/4 ounce jig | |||
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| Donnie3737 |
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| To Whoever Wrote the Last Post, Very good observation. I totally agree, as do many of the people who frequent this board! Am I remiss in remembering some time ago, they started another "record keeping" committee, to handle everything from the O'Brien fish forward? Or did I actually dream about that? Any insight for this old guy would be great!! Donnie | |||
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