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| Does seem to be a trend. Of course the average age of a muskie angler seems to hover around 50, so I guess it's not surprising. |
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Location: oswego, il | One word answers to posed questions, no ego there. |
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Location: MN | BretRobert1 - 12/4/2018 2:48 PM
I say start it now. Can kick it off with any of the following:
1.) What is considered a good week of fishing on LOTW?
2.) What is the true world record musky?
3.) Is the Garmin Panoptix a game changer on the BOW you fish?
4.) What will beer prices be at the Chicago show?
5.) Who has the best Youtube musky channel?
Wait a sec. You guys can buy beers at the Chicago expo? Whoa. |
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| Musky Brian - 12/5/2018 9:56 AM
“ I’m thinking of driving 16 hours to see overweight dudes with nametags sell me baits I can buy online. Is it worth the drive?”
Just proves we work a jobs we hate so we can buy stuff we don't need. |
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Location: Sawyer County, WI | Real fishermen sight fish the basin during late-early ice |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | Travis last spring ...
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| Winter starts when post like the above appear! I love 'em. Makes the "off season" a little more on. |
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| Should people from Illinois be stopped from paying to put muskies in the lakes of other states?
Are there muskies in Lake Geneva?
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Location: oswego, il | tenthousandand1 - 12/7/2018 1:32 PM
Should people from Illinois be stopped from paying to put muskies in the lakes of other states?
Are there muskies in Lake Geneva?
To keep your internet handle relevant, yes.
Edited by ToddM 12/7/2018 2:42 PM
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| It is official, it started with the 1st annual spearing tournament. Game on boyz! |
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| I honestly never wondered why native Americans would do stuff to show their resentment over a really well documented history of mistreatment. What I’ve always wondered (really) is why Wisconsin government officials wouldn’t have made a useful trade with them to leave fisheries alone in return for something they wanted. If it were me and they wanted 15 more casinos in return for leaving the fish and wildlife alone, I’d just let them build the casinos. I really see even having to talk (seriously or not) about this stuff as serious malpractice by state government. Were the Indians screwed, yes they were! So, make it right and get on with some possibilities for a decent shore lunch. |
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| You figure there would be some kind of common ground both sides could agree upon.I wonder sometmes if the wrong people are sent to the negotiations. You catch more bees with honey. |
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Location: oswego, il | It's federal not state, so it isn't binding.
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| I certainly understand the resentment. What escapes me is the failure to move past it. Every country has it's own history of genocide, war, genocide, mistreatment of minorities, etc. Spearing fish you don't even need or even want out of spite? Who are you punishing? Me? My ancestors fled their home countries 50 years after this all happened. Everyone involved is long dead. What would people say if we all decided to boycott or protest outside of Japanese restaurants because of Pearl Harbor? |
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