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Message Subject: What hit this ski?
esox911
Posted 2/8/2011 7:41 PM (#480633 - in reply to #480525)
Subject: RE: What hit this ski?




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Very common on early season Muskies--Looks like typical spawning scars to me----I do alot of walleye fishing in WI before the Memorial weekend Muskie opener and we catch many,many early pre-opener muskies and Many of them have the spawning scars just like your fish has. Have seen those marks on most larger fish that I would think to be the FEMALES.
Sam Ubl
Posted 2/9/2011 10:14 AM (#480728 - in reply to #479109)
Subject: RE: What hit this ski?





Location: SE Wisconsin
One similar to JLongs, but I have to assume this was spawn related. Caught this fish in the first week of June in Vilas Co. . The interesting thing is while the spawn would have only been a couple months prior, this scar was still dripping blood.. So maybe it was an aggressor or maybe something out of the ordinary.


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Grass
Posted 2/10/2011 12:20 PM (#480976 - in reply to #479109)
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Location: Seymour, WI
Those are just spawning scars. If the fish got hit by a prop it would look a lot worse than that.
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