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| sufacing over there not going after any of my lures i had a 50 plus fish go break the surface 7-8 times and i threw everything at that thing i was on the dock at the resort my dad was giving boat rides and he was gonna pick me up with all the musky gear and go fishing for the evning and i saw the fish i tried for two hours every lure i had top water gliders suicks bucktails spiner baits what do i do to get this fish to bite or even folow thanks |
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| There is a good chance that fish had something caught in its throat.
I hav seen this once with a big pike and once with a big northern. The pike had a crappie stuck and the musky had a leader hanging out of its mouth. They just seemed to be sunning themselves porpoising like nothing was wrong.
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| Stug, that fish is in the area so keep on her. She will eat again eventually and hopefully not leave the area before you catch her  |
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| I tried going back right before dusk with a hawg wobbler and nothing; the other guys in my boat had a top raider and a suick on.
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| thanks bouy and any one who will give me tips what i am thinking is to throw somthing really weird somthing i would normally not throw much im gonna try the weagle i didnt have one then and il ltry a mag bull dawg or a big chartruse glider somthing it might have not seen |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | should have burned a bass lure or walleye rig past it like your used to doing., |
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| ive seen and heard of people riping a prop bait like a stomper or top raider to trigger strikes heard it but never seen it work is this a real deal or just somthing that can get a fish to strike once in a wile have any off u guys had any luck even a folow or missed strike doing this thanks
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Location: Girdwood, Alaska | punctuation guts... punctuation |
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| it was a porpoising (sp?) fish....good luck getting it to eat....I've seen hundreds in my days and the only thing I have heard works is BURNING a bucktail past the fish...I had one hit about 10 yrs ago on a jackpot on about the 5 cast back to the area...usually when you see alot of porpoising muskies it is not a good sign for things to come....just my 2 cents. |
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| thanks bn and aroz if i can get away with it with out it being deleted its fine with me o and it was porposing man i cant spell
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | I agree with Mr. Nelson, when the fish are behaving like that they are usually tough to trigger. |
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