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Location: Northern Wisconsin | has anyone ever gotten out of the boat to fight a fish for whatever reason. what about for a muskie?? |
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Location: WI | I know of a guy who fell out of the boat while fighting one, does that count?
It wasn't me btw. |
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Location: Ohio | JKahler - 5/20/2009 3:08 AM I know of a guy who fell out of the boat while fighting one, does that count? It wasn't me btw. Did he get the fish ? |
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Location: c.wis | when I still lived in fl, me and a buddy were out sightcasting for tripple tail/cobia in ponceinlet, we hooked into a bruiser tarpon , we got it boat side and we had no way to land the fish since we were in a small poling skiff. we headed over to a nearby beach on the indianriver side and landed the fish on the sand. we were fishing with 20lb braid and 30lb floro so we had to chase the fish nearly half mile through and around channel marker,and other boats- it was funny cause after the realease fish and game came over and told us to slow down in the slow no wake area, he said they waited cause they saw we were hooked up. he saw the fish from the distance and came over. he took the pic of us both holding the fish. but in madison. my brother was backing the trailer in and I decided to take a few last casts, we were a olin turvile and I threw my tw up near wingra creek while I waited. I hooked up and had to get out of the boat and land it from the lauch peir, the city had there weed cutters out and the fish ran up behind on of the barges on the side closest to the creek, so I had to get on the end of the pier and work him out. 33"tiger
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| anyone ever get out of the boat to fight a pleasure boater? |
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Location: SE Wisconsin | I did on one occasion. The fish wasn't huge, 38", but casting from the boat while tied to the pier made things interesting. Got out to get away from the possibility of the fish wrapping the line around the supports. It was pretty neat releasing this fish. . . walking her out to the drop off.
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| I think you need to hit the gym, Sam. Your muscles look kinda small. |
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | To pretty much this whole topic and all replies....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKjxFJfcrcA&feature=PlayList&p=530F7... |
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| Gettin' in the water with a musky your still on top of the food chain....gettin' in salt water like Jsondag did you become the prey, you lose your apex predator status ! |
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Location: Wauwatosa, Wisconsin | Slow Rollin - 5/20/2009 7:50 AM
anyone ever get out of the boat to fight a pleasure boater?
hahahahahahahahah |
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| by the way, he must be a good swimmer to tell the story..... |
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| BenMuskyHunter247 - 5/20/2009 11:15 AM
Slow Rollin - 5/20/2009 7:50 AM
anyone ever get out of the boat to fight a pleasure boater?
hahahahahahahahah
yeah, on Tonka i have been really close, some heated arguments how to treat others in a courteous manner while boating???? i guess it doesnt apply to Tonka |
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| Baby Mallard - 5/20/2009 10:24 AM
I think you need to hit the gym, Sam. Your muscles look kinda small.
no, that guy is good shape, its good to see that because alot of musky guys out there are not in good shape and IMO alot of these guys should start hitting the gym and working out in the off season because there musky casting and by being so out of shape will be cut short, not only over the years but will get more tired throughout the day. i hit the gym hard in the off season to make the most out of those long days on the water and years down the rod and is really something to consider?  they will turn into full time trollers, P.S PX90 would be a great program, increase strength and stamina or any type of exercise for sedentary folks will help increase overall health too.
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| I got out while netting a fish-I guess fell out. Not sure how exactly it happened all i know is I got really wet and got to swim next to the musky up on LOTW for a minute or two. |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | To slamr....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rdgdlUByas |
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| cowboyhannah better post his pics |
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Baby Mallard - 5/20/2009 10:24 AM
I think you need to hit the gym, Sam. Your muscles look kinda small.
Crap, just noticed that. |
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| No, but had my best bud fall from the original FFD(fiberglass floating dock) while attempting to retrieve his cell phone. That day still puts a smile on my face. I "stole" a 43" from him that day too. Ahhhh the best of times.Hahahahahaha. |
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| i read about a kid in the paper last summer that was wading in the shallows for bass, hooked a 44 incher then when he got it close to shore he succesfully wrestled the thing. The kid was only 12 years old.  |
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Location: Bloomer, Wi | I personally never had to get out but on a river trip down the flambeau I was fighting this heavy 41" in swift current when the boat got wedged up on a big rock, and my buddy austin jumped out and netted the fish like 10 feet from the boat. It was pretty sweet. |
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| Yes, but not on purpose. 4 feet of water though, so I tried to make it look intentional. I think the fish was laughing when I finally got her in the net, while we were both still in the drink. l wouldn't recommend it, makes your shorts ride up. |
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Location: WI | Magic8Ball - 5/20/2009 7:07 AM
JKahler - 5/20/2009 3:08 AM I know of a guy who fell out of the boat while fighting one, does that count? It wasn't me btw. Did he get the fish ?
Yes and it was a big one. |
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Location: Kentucky | Slow Rollin - 5/20/2009 8:50 AM anyone ever get out of the boat to fight a pleasure boater? Yep! With it being a holiday weekend good chance it will happen again very soon.
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Location: Minneconia | Steve as I recall you also went into the water from the FFD to retrieve a camera lens? Funniest picture ever |
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | Check this one out - crazy boaters.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De7OkiqDX3k
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Location: Ohio | That will happen all over the US this weekend, seems like Memorial Day Weekend brings out all the drunk pleasure boaters, I will stay off the lake these next 3 days |
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Location: Kodiak, AK | I got out of my one-man pontoon boat in Kodiak to revive a silver. He just would not revive and as I thought he was good to go, he went belly up and started to sink. I couldn't reach him from sitting on my boat, so I had to get out and scoop him up with one of my kick fins, filled my waders and was chest deep in 45* water. That fish never did revive, so I took him home and smoked him! That was my birthday, 2003. |
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Location: Hugo, MN |
HAHAHA That's Hilarious!!! Perfect!!!
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | WHAT ???? I'm NOT getting out of any boat to fight a fish!!!
I really don't get this thread, At All.......
Sally, pick your dress up and fight it like a man!!
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Location: Yahara River Chain | I remember Mike Cookas telling us of river fishing in northern WI and he hooks this real nice muskie at night on the river and he often gets out of his small john boat to fight a fish. He did so this night thinking he was in a section of river that was shallow and he went in over his head. I was laughing so hard I never remembered if he caught the fish or not.
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