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| if you have the chance to go with the best musky fisherman in the world and with this guys come the chance to catch your biggest fish for you who is gonna be?
for me a friend of mine mike lazarus.
second.....sarik
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| larry dalberg on my river.
okay, he probably isn't the best muskie guy out there, but i'd love to pick his brain how he dissects moving southern waters for both smallies and muskies.
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| I vote for Tom Gelb, nobody has caught bigger muskies in WI then Tom Has the last few years. |
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| ERIC HERTZFELD Hands Down The best I Know!!!  |
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| I would also vote for Capt. Rich Clarke
http://www.1000islandsfishing.com/muskie.htm
Big fish all the way.
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| I would have to go with Steve Heiting, I have all his videos and there all amazing. He can catch some 50"skies |
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| I wouldn't mind fishing with Mark Lijewski |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | My Children,
Any one of my 7 kids would be the ones to Hunt Huge muskie with ! What a Blast !!
2nd choice would be Luke... a really cool muskie trip,.... A lot of good laughs and Huge fish in the fall.
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Location: East of muskie country | I would have to go with myself. I'm awesome. |
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| After watching his new dvd I would have to go with Scott Kieper. |
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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | DMcMusky---belly chuckle--well placed. |
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Location: Land of the Musky | my mom |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | Brian Long |
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Location: Lake Country, Wisconsin | Andrew Ragas |
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| My brother. He boats over 50 fish per year on average with usually a dozen or more 50 inchers. I think two years ago he had 19 fish over 49 inches. He always finds the fish. I think we're going Sturgeon fishing next week to give our equipment an early season work-over. |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | Louie Spray  U never said he had to be alive
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| Although I have fished twice with him before I would have to say Dick Pearson. His knowledge and thought patterns on the water are very interesting. Besides, I like his bit of quirkiness. Right there with him is Frank Walsh. All I can say about Frank is he is a class act and just down right fun to fish with.
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| I would have to say the almighty PETE Mainia!and Doug Stange off In -Fisherman !it would have to be for a couple weeks though so I could see how there patterns change w/ conditions you could lern so much off those two guys that would make you sick!! |
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| Gentlemen this one is a no brainer! MIKE LAZARUS! He is the BEST Musky Fisherman of all time! NO COMPARISONS! No one and I mean No one, could touch this guy! He is in a leaugue of his own! The man is a machine! His numbers speak for themselves! You could take the so called top ten best muskie fisherman around for 50" fish and numbers and LAZARUS will DESTROY all ten of those guys with 50"ers and numbers! With no disrespect to whoever those top 10 guys are!
LAZARUS is simply the BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Hunter4 - 4/8/2009 7:22 AM
Slamr
Yeah baby, I got a vote!
Take that EVERYONE ELSE!!! |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | one of Lazarus 50" PLUS, guess which one is LAZARUS ??
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| For LOTW because it is such an incredible place: Dick Pearson, Doug Johnson, or Jack Burns. Either of those gentlemen would make my year fishing my favorite body of water. |
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Location: Roscoe IL | Mark Thorpe
Pete Maina
Al Linder (Not best muskie fisherman, but I think one of the best overall freshwater fishermen alive) |
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| i would say the Musky Hunter, Jim Saric is by far the best musky guy around now and maybe ever in the history of fishing!!!! He also just knows so much and so knowledgable on his Musky Hunter shows, truly amazing!! |
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| I've been fortunate enough to fish with some of the "best" anglers in the business. The amount of insight and knowledge I've gotten from fishing with them far surpasses anything I could have gotten from a book, a magazine, a website, etc. There are several more who I hope to have the opportunity to share the boat with some day. Guys like Tom Gelb, Dick Pearson, Doug Johnson... Not to discredit the young guides or anything, but there is no substitute for decades on the water.
If you really want to learn about muskie fishing there are two things you need to do:
1. Spend a day in the boat with someone who has 30 years or more under their belt.
2. When they talk, shut up and listen.
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