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Location: Roscoe IL | I thought I was done, but after smacking myself in the head with the remote setting the hook while sleeping last night, I got a second wind. Mad chain is a givin & peewaukee has it out for me, but I keep going back like I didn't notice I got got slapped....
What other Wisconsin open water options would this fourm suggest fishing for late season muskies?
You show me yours & I'll show you mine kinda question, but why not ask..
Edited by ToothyCritter 11/30/2009 8:47 PM
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Location: Contrarian Island | okauchee, oconomowoc, fowler, little green, redstone, kegonsa, lakes near portage, petenwell, lake WI, WI River..IL waters aren't very far as well...lots of options.
Edited by BNelson 11/30/2009 9:24 PM
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Location: Antioch IL | Sliver lake is a good cold water lake. |
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| Extended season has been great on Okauchee Lake. Season best 47.375" x 26" muskie 12/2/09. Fish hit on a 19" sucker in 20 feet of water. Will still be looking for one bigger until freeze up. |
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| Where can I get the same girth tape guys are using to girth all these 25" plus girth fish that clearly are not? Please tell me. |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | A 26" girth on a 47.3 inch muskie ?
Any pics of this "Fatty" That would be cool to see.
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| guest is right. where do I get that tape measure?
nice fish but how or did you even meaasure the girth?
http://www.lake-link.com/fishreports/viewposts.cfm?Thread_ID=72182 |
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Location: NE Wisconsin | One of my old accounting professors called the playing with numbers to get the desired results, "Creative Accounting"
47.375 X 26 X 26 divided by 800 = 40.031875 pounds |
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