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WestSusqy![]() |
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Posts: 21 | Well since I started the July thread here goes August!!! I boated this 42" tonight on topwater ![]() Edited by WestSusqy 8/3/2011 7:22 PM | ||
wvhillbillyjlm![]() |
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Posts: 278 Location: WV | Here are a few that have been caught with one of the lures that I make so far this month. Edited by wvhillbillyjlm 8/4/2011 5:34 AM Attachments ---------------- ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ||
Lungemadness![]() |
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Posts: 152 | Hate seeing fish held with boca grips. Jawbreakers | ||
sworrall![]() |
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Posts: 32934 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Nothing wrong with a Boga if it's properly used. The Boga Grip is capable of pivoting 360 degrees. The human hand is not. If a person damages a fish with a Boga grip, that person probably would have dropped the fish without the tool. I personally don't use one, and recommend learning how to handle a Muskie without tools or fear of dropping the fish, but for folks who are inexperienced and not likely to catch enough toothy critters to become accustomed to holding them, it's a reasonable tool. trick is to hold the fish in the center of the body, just like when I have my thumb pinning up the gill plate to my index finger...not a problem if one isn't trying to lift the fish either with one hand...or the Boga. | ||
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sworrall - 8/5/2011 6:21 AM Nothing wrong with a Boga if it's properly used. Yup, just like a of other devices in fishing its fine if used right. For some it might be best if it keeps one from dropping a fish. I have seen too many people that are way too afraid and timid to grab the fish properly and if a Boga helps that then great. Still way too hot around here (N. Indiana) to safely musky fish. | |||
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Posts: 697 Location: Minnetonka | sworrall - 8/5/2011 6:21 AM Nothing wrong with a Boga if it's properly used. I disagree. I've seen a muskie damage itself irreparably, and there's nothing the angler could have done differently besides NOT use the Boga. Your fingers, hands and wrists can bend with the fish and GIVE when there's too much pressure on their jaw, whereas the Boga grips don't allow the fish to twist and turn if they choose too flip out. Back to the August fish picture thread... nice fish guys. | ||
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Posts: 1023 | I use a boga to control the fish in the water and net while unhooking. I never lift it with the boga. It has shortened my release time greatly and I won't likely get a 6/0 hook in my forearm again. That hurt! | ||
Kirby Budrow![]() |
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Posts: 2383 Location: Chisholm, MN | Nobody catching any fish in August? I don't have any! | ||
WestSusqy![]() |
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Posts: 21 | I boated another fish this morning 545am on the Plopper. Missed a chance on one at 500am just not enough room to work her. I had a few follows on Swimming Joes and we saw 7-10 Skis one of which was a brute!! Down pours and thunder and lighting came at 830am and we fished till 1030 hoping the cold rain would trigger more action...Needless to say we got wet and no more action but a great outing indeed. I was able to get the plopper blowup/hookup on film so if I can figure it out I'll get it on here. Pictures tomorrow. Edited by WestSusqy 8/6/2011 1:03 PM | ||
JKahler![]() |
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Posts: 1296 Location: WI | No Aug pics for me. Released a 37" yesterday, but didn't photo it. Here's a 48" from last week. Attachments ---------------- ![]() | ||
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Posts: 484 Location: St. Louis, MO., Marco Is., FL, Nestor Falls, ON | The Boga is a great release tool. You can lead the fish through the water instead of grabbing the tail and swishing back and forth. Also, good when getting hooks out in the net. When used properly it's a useful tool for the muskie fisherman. Here is a nice one this week. Attachments ---------------- ![]() | ||
Twinkle-Toes![]() |
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Posts: 66 | nice fish all around Edited by Twinkle-Toes 8/7/2011 11:15 AM | ||
WestSusqy![]() |
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Posts: 21 | ![]() ![]() 8-6-11 fish 545am topwater Edited by WestSusqy 8/7/2011 2:09 PM | ||
rumbler![]() |
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Posts: 164 Location: Bloomington,MN | 48
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MillerPerch![]() |
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Hey great looking fish rumbler! | |||
andracke![]() |
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Posts: 133 Location: BLOOMINGTON,IL | 40.5" from the Chippewa Flowage! Attachments ---------------- ![]() | ||
MuskieNovice![]() |
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Posts: 1 | 50 inch on the Wisconsin River | ||
BNelson![]() |
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Location: Contrarian Island | 50.5 for my buddy Brett on LOTW...biggest of 22 in 4 days...nice fish MacGruber!!... caught in ..."I know there's a big fish in here somewhere" Bay. Edited by BNelson 8/8/2011 7:48 AM Attachments ---------------- ![]() | ||
mnmusky101![]() |
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Posts: 169 Location: Houlton, WI | . Edited by mnmusky101 8/8/2011 10:47 AM | ||
Muskie Junkie![]() |
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Posts: 253 | Just got back from LOTW with my gal. Got my first 50, last cast last day. Great way to end the trip. Steve Attachments ---------------- ![]() | ||
MuskyStalker![]() |
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Posts: 317 | Silver Lake, WI 47" Mepps Musky Killer White/White Edited by MuskyStalker 8/8/2011 1:43 PM
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Posts: 538 Location: northern indiana | NOW THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKIN BOUT FELLAS. GREAT PICS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | ||
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Posts: 968 Location: N.FIB | good job steve,nice fish | ||
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Posts: 324 Location: Waukee, IA | 48.5 personal best from Leech Lake. Attachments ---------------- ![]() | ||
Anonymous![]() |
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Fishing with my two son's on a one day fishing trip. Spent more time driving then fishing. (A long trip!) Caught this PB fish (52.75) on a cowgirl. A remarkable fight and fish. In our family, we have a competition and put a Lax mount of the largest fish over the fireplace in the living room. My son's and I think this fish may be over the fireplace for a very, very long time. I hope to catch this fish again in the future. Edited by Anonymous 8/9/2011 12:18 AM | |||
Anonymous![]() |
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here is the Big Girl! Edited by Anonymous 8/9/2011 12:18 AM | |||
wvhillbillyjlm![]() |
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Posts: 278 Location: WV | Here is another. Date on pic is wrong. Edited by wvhillbillyjlm 8/11/2011 5:18 AM Attachments ---------------- ![]() | ||
HomeTime![]() |
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Posts: 247 Location: Uxbridge Ontario | Looken like august has been a good month so far. | ||
10,000 Casts![]() |
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Posts: 127 | Netted this 35" on Wednesday night (8/10/11). 1st of the season on this lake so it's just a good feeling to get the monkey off my back. it's the 2nd fish ive caught in this spot with that tail issue though, not sure what's up with that. ![]() ![]() | ||
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Posts: 187 Location: West Metro, MN | nice release pic 10K casts ! | ||
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