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| What's everyone paying for suckers around Wisconsin???
The one place I have been to is getting 4.50 for 10-14" and 6.00 for anything over 14". I think that's freaking outrageous.
Just wondering how much other's are having to fork over.
Scott
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Location: Racine, Wi | usually about 3-4 for a 12-14/16" sucker. Depends on the place. Some guys actually measure them. Pretty classy.
Good lungen,
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Location: Eau Claire, WI | Scott....
The ones I've ordered for you for this weekend are of the rare
"muskyeatusbigtimeus" strain... So rare in fact that I'm only able to obtain these by meeting the Sucker Pimp in a secret location under darkness of nite.
Just tell Gail to send you with cash...:) LOL
See ya on Friday...I'll be transfering Lavern and Shirley over to secret agent Smith some time tomorrow afternoon... |
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Location: Lindenhurst, Illinois | I pay about $4 per right now. I think we will see an overall increase in the prices as more and more fisherman convert to Musky. Looks like a supply and demand issue going forward. |
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| Curly
I know you've got one of those black market Visa machines under your seat. I'll just charge 'em. I need the Cabela's points.
LOL back at ya.
Scott
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | We pay $3.75-4.25 here in Indiana.
I am going to complain. $4.00 for a musky lure that at times ups your catching percentage by 100%. I spend $50-60 on a Hughes River, so I can pay $4.00 for a sucker. I don't think $3.00-4.00 is expensive. By the time I buy a can of chew and cup of coffee, I am already at $5.00, so I am not complaining.
Mike Hulbert
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Location: Rice Lake,WI | About $3.50 and nice size too and he's got the mongos too same price.
Scott at 6 bucks a pop I'd start mowing that guys lawn or start being nice to with his daughter 18 and up now,and let him know that for 1/2 price suckers
you'll leave her alone! Man that's pricey! |
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| I go down to my local trout hatchery and buy 10 to 12 inch rainbows for $3 per fish. Nobody sells suckers in New Jersey. But those rainbow trout work wonders.
Good hunting guys
Michael Kopp |
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