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Lotw1975

Posted 7/7/2016 8:27 AM (#822899 - in reply to #822142)
Subject: Re: What makes a great Musky partner

Posts: 18

It's a relatively small pool to choose from! I have a cabin on arguably one of the best musky lakes in the world and most guys I invite to go musky fishing think I'm nuts.....they all want to fish walleyes! Hard to find someone to share the boat with period let alone someone I won't want to murder by end of day one!

Sidejack

Posted 7/7/2016 9:01 AM (#822909 - in reply to #822726)
Subject: Re: What makes a great Musky partner

Posts: 1082

Location: Aurora

ToddM - 7/5/2016 7:20 AM
How come nobody has mentioned a boat partner that knows to keep his rod down and his bait in the water when crossing paths with another boat. Those guys are always funny, in 5 seconds you can see the popular bait fly through the air on the next cast.

I'm pretty sure that's shame, Todd.. not secrecy.

JakeStCroixSkis

Posted 7/7/2016 9:47 AM (#822916 - in reply to #822142)
Subject: Re: What makes a great Musky partner

Posts: 1425

Location: St. Lawrence River

Someone who's fun to fish with, period. Some people are so up tight its ridiculous. A little compromise is needed sometimes when doing things with other people especially all day.

djwilliams

Posted 7/8/2016 9:53 AM (#823018 - in reply to #822142)
Subject: RE: What makes a great Musky partner

Posts: 793

Location: Ames, Iowa

From one of our own quite a few years ago.

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Steve Le Maitre

Posted 7/8/2016 2:03 PM (#823040 - in reply to #823018)
Subject: RE: What makes a great Musky partner

Posts: 82

djwilliams - 7/8/2016 9:53 AM

From one of our own quite a few years ago.

Some people just have to go one better don't they, well no a Retriever is just too big in the boat and some other kinds of boat partners are just warm weather orientated ! Must be a real pain not being able to leave lures lying all over the deck ! Jealousy is a terrible thing, that is a pretty dog you have !

djwilliams

Posted 7/8/2016 9:47 PM (#823066 - in reply to #822142)
Subject: Re: What makes a great Musky partner

Posts: 793

Location: Ames, Iowa

Not my original post. Quite a few years ago. Can't remember who that dog belonged to.

esoxaddict

Posted 7/8/2016 10:04 PM (#823068 - in reply to #823066)
Subject: Re: What makes a great Musky partner

Posts: 8863

djwilliams - 7/8/2016 9:47 PM

Not my original post. Quite a few years ago. Can't remember who that dog belonged to.

Dog? What dog?! There was a dog???

Edited by esoxaddict 7/8/2016 10:06 PM

wallydiven

Posted 7/8/2016 10:24 PM (#823069 - in reply to #823068)
Subject: Re: What makes a great Musky partner

Posts: 538

Location: northern indiana

Thought I saw more than one

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