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Location: Wausau, Wisconsin | No, this is not another 'what's your favorite lake or lure' list. If you were to build the perfect musky mix what would it be? Now remember, a walleye troller can listen to anything: Yani, Michael Bolton, Pavaratti but a musky fisherman, that takes a little something more interesting.
I would say Guns and Roses, Motorhead, Hell Ya and Pantera would have to be on there. You?
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Location: WI | i prefer the quiet while i'm outdoors but... pantera, down, kaki king, atreyu, and some old hardcore stuff thrown in to get me all pumped up. |
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| No mix is complete without... Drop Shot Like its Hot, DNR Man, and Musky Jungle (jim) |
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Location: Lino Lakes, MN | I've got a wide variety of tunes that I like to listen to while out on the water. Pink Floyd, Eminem, Phish, Grateful Dead, and Johnny Cash seem to stick out as getting a lot of playing time. I honestly don't know if anything can top watching Tuffdaddy do a jig on the front deck of the boat while listening to polka on his mini radio...anyone who has seen that in action is likely to agree. |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | Lazer's my man! Well, maybe not the M&M, but we'll stick in some Yes to cover that. Can't fish with Mauser without some Floyd and Yes in the boat (although I think in WVA the band is known as YEP!).
I always cast better when Jerry sings the blues. m |
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Location: ne53 | A one verse song that is yelled, it has no instramentals and is called "get the net", it's a oldie but a goodie. |
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| LMAO off Jpine!!
I have a radio but the batterys went dead and I left it out in the rain one day so even new batterys wouldnt bring song back to its speakers.. |
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| i have really really odd tastes when it comes to music while fishing......
to start off with a laugh you have to have.....
1. "40lbs crappie" by Da Yoopers
then the mid section would have to be a mix bag of old punk/rock/angry....
Iggy Pop, Ozzy, Ted Nugent
to finish off if ya had a good day on the water you have to celebrate with.....
Drunken Sailor.....an Irish drinking/drunk/party band |
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Location: north central wisconsin | I know this subject has been covered, though it remains relevant, as musical tastes change. Music in the boat is situational, but definately has its' place. We like most genres, though metal remains tops.
Black Label Society(Zakk Wylde)
Monster Magnet
Waylon Jennings- live in Austin
Fugazi
Alice Cooper-Welcome to my nightmare (became a night fishing fav).
Black Sabboth-old ozz stuff
Savatoge-Streets, a rock opera
Norah Jones- Come away with me
Danzig-first 4 albums
Metalica-And justice for all
bonus* Me First and the gimme Gimmies(good college party/cover band).
Packer game, when on, trumps above options.
Edited by Reef Hawg 1/26/2008 10:24 AM
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Location: Illinois | Eye of the Tiger by Survivor
The Stroke by Billy Squier
Electric Avenue by Eddy Grant
Rocket Queen by Guns N Roses
Black by Sevendust
1812 Overture by Tchaikovsky
Nuthin But a G Thang by Dre Dre feat. Snoop Dog
Country Boy Can Survive by Hank Williams Jr.
Umbrella by Rhianna
Pool Shark by Sublime
Sugar by System of a Down |
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Location: Medford, WI | No country boys on here?
Along with Ben, I left the radio in the rain one time so that one doesn't work; but we usually find a small radio if we're on a weekend trip.
Packer and Badger games are a must if we can find a station with them, otherwise it's usually country or some rock. Usually country stations are the only ones that come in where we are.
Radio stays off until we're just about dead from no action...sometimes singing (or yelling in our case) is the only thing to keep you awake! I still feel sorry for any guys on Mille Lacs that heard us this last summer after dark on the water. I thought for sure we would hear someone yell for us to shut up.
-Jake Bucki
(Eye of the Tiger for sure Mike...that song always gets me going!)
Edited by Medford Fisher 1/26/2008 10:21 AM
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Whatever is on NPR Talk Radio.
If nothing I am interested in, then Zeppelin, Pink F, Eagles, anything older Ozzie, and a mix of classic rock and acid rock. Rap makes me work my Wabull, Reef Hawg, Suick, Weagle, etc. synchronized, so that's OUT. Ballads mostly put me to sleep. Ranger knows what sounds like a Muskie trip on the stereo. |
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Location: Verona, WI | My boat generally leaves the dock with Metallica blaring from the speakers. |
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| I tend to leave the music mix up to my friend. It seems the same cd he makes for opening day stays in the player the whole summer. By fall I can't stand to hear any of the songs ever again.
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Location: The desert | For the most part I'm not that picky. None of that new country...I can handle country from the very early 90's and prior but anything after that makes me want to vomit. Classic Rock is always great. But if fishing on a Sunday in the fall....the Packer game is a must. |
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Location: Southern Illinois/Northern MN | Phish
Dead
JGB
Widespread Panic
Yonder Mountain String Band
Jerry Douglas
Railroad Earth
Leftover Salmon
Sam Bush
Johnny Cash
John Prine
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| No tunes in my boat, except when PapaJoe in on board, he brings his own stereo system and makes me listen to WSP and the like.
Steve - 
Mikie, Yes is "Yep" down yonder? In Michigan's UP, Yes is "Ya, eh?". If you are a non-Yooper and so must ask for clarification, like "Do you mean the band, Yes?" you'll get the response....
"Oh, for dumb! Ya!, I said ""Ya"", dint I!?! Jeeece!"
Me, I would have....
Dead
JGB
Ratdog
WSP
U2
Nitty Gritty, especially "Will the Circle Be Unbroken"!!
Cash
Dread Zepplin
and some exceptional old stuff...
Louis Prima Orchestra - Jazz Collector Edition
Louis Armstrong - On The Road (Live Cuts)
Benny Goodman - Jazz Collector Edition, Recorded Live 1935-1936
But I don't do tunes in the boat; on the water I need quiet time to recharge the inner-batteries. I certainly do rock out at home with my tricked-out big-a$$!! Yammaha system, just ask anyone who lives on this 1X1.5 mile lake here where I live. I've been proudly keeping my disgusted neighbors awake all night long on weekends for the last 25 years. Proudly.
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| I'm a little weird when it comes to taste in music so don't abuse me too bad when you see my top ten. Some of these guys are pretty relaxing... I actually had Manilow's Copa Cabana playing when I got my PB 54" out east two summers ago.
1. Elton John
2. Barry Manilow
3. Neil Diamond
4. Afroman
5. George Clinton
6. Elvis
7. Thin Lizzy
8. The Bangles
9. Tony Bennet
10. Billy Joel
Larry |
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| Larry - a tip for what it is worth.....
don't ever, ever admit you listen, on purpose, to "Copa Cobaba". After doing that you have no credibility with, well, anyone. However, I should point out that your reference to George Clinton has negated my distrust of your musical opinions, but others may not be so forgiving. |
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Location: Verona, WI | Larry wins. Anyone that will admit to the Bangles wins the brass pair award!
Shane |
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Location: Lake Tomahawk, WI | On the XM its more about genre:
Salsa
Mexican Classical
Surf
Classic Country
JS |
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Location: addison, il | Hello. i have to say my all time faverit for night fishing is megadeath - symphony of destruction. it seems to be a muskie fav as its always good for at least one fish. also gotta have brad paisley's im gonna miss her to start the day off. but my picks are.
dont know who its by ? but its a dance song ( she moves her body like a syclone )
black sabbath
judastpriest
blueoyster cult
megadeath
ozzy esp crazytrain wiyh randy rhoads
shad rap
da yoopers
korn
pantera
godsmack
drowingpool (bodies hit the floor )
the who
tim mcgraw
jhony cash
beastieboys- time to get live-
buckcherry
defleopard
toby kieth
nickleback
vanzant
lenoard skynard
metalica
slip knot
mud vane
damage plan
black lable socity
deep purple
ted nugent (spirt of the wild - fred bear )
rem-u2-depeschmode
and quite a few others
but then some good house dance mixes can get the blood flowing on thoughs real tuff days.
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| sirrius "hair nation" is crankin in my boat when it's go time.... |
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| I always start with some Great White; "once bitten twice shy"
Joe W |
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| Kings Of Leon
Son Volt
My Morning Jacket
Led Zeppelin
Black Stone Cherry
Dwight Yoakam
Brad Paisley
Uncle Tupelo
Fugazi
Soundgarden
Creedence |
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Location: Muskegon Michigan | We have an IPOD so we just bring it all. My favorites though are great guitar players like Stevie Ray, Blackmore, Malmsteen, Brian Setzer, Billy Gibbons,Paige, Beck, I also like old punk bands. Being 49 has its advantages when it comes to Rock and Roll , Ive heard just about all of it. I can listen to everything but syntho pop like Duran Duran . I really like a lot of the new Big Band Swing by Big Bad Voodo Daddy and Brian Setzer. Those guys can wail and its great casting music. Kingfisher |
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| Hi all,
I don't have any tunes in the boat but the mix from the cabin to the dock goes like this:
ACDC- Thunderstruck
Leonard Skinner- The Breeze
Henry Conti- The Theme to "Rocky"
Saga- On the Loose
Motely Crue- Kick Start my heart
Guns and Roses- Welcome to the jungle
Led Zepplin- Misty mountain hop
That gets me going on day 5 of a 9 day trip and I still haven't hooked up yet. |
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| Umphreys Mcgee
John Bulter Trio
John Prime
Phish
GD
WSP
Primus
Drive By-Truckers
Black Crows
Xavier Rudd
OysterHead
Allman Brothers
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| Don't listen to toooooooons in the boat. If I did:
1. Ramones
2. Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys
3. Slayer
4. Josie Cotton
5. Public Enemy
6. Henry Fiats Open Sore
7. D.R.I.
8. Hank Williams Sr.
9. Skeeter Davis
10. Madonna |
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