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lehighmuskies
Posted 10/3/2012 3:28 PM (#588763)
Subject: al linder giant




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http://www.lindnermedia.com/angling-edge/video/fish-lifetime
Angler II
Posted 10/3/2012 3:39 PM (#588765 - in reply to #588763)
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When is musky innovations coming out with a 4 lb smallmouth dog? Incredible fish!
ArmPit
Posted 10/3/2012 3:56 PM (#588770 - in reply to #588765)
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Location: Waconia, MN
Great video, thanks for posting it.
polarkraftdave
Posted 10/3/2012 4:15 PM (#588773 - in reply to #588763)
Subject: Re: al linder giant




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Location: Valpo IN
That video right there shows just what the thrill of catching a muskie as all about !!

Edited by polarkraftdave 10/3/2012 4:19 PM
Chuckin Baits
Posted 10/3/2012 4:28 PM (#588777 - in reply to #588763)
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Location: La Crosse, WI
That's pretty cool! I actually think they did a pretty decent job handling the fish all things considered. Just goes to show you that you can't throw to big of a bait!
esox911
Posted 10/3/2012 4:55 PM (#588779 - in reply to #588777)
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Wow nice fish !!! Next time when I wonder if the bait I am using is to large I will just compare it to a 19" smallmouth to see. Very Cool---Hey with a fish like that I think they did a decent job handling it---but we only saw a small clip....
muskyhunter47
Posted 10/3/2012 5:12 PM (#588781 - in reply to #588763)
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Location: Minnesota
i need to make a dog launcher that will launch a 5 pound dog
rjhyland
Posted 10/3/2012 6:40 PM (#588801 - in reply to #588763)
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Location: Kansas City BBQ Capitol of the world
Al is the man. Totally unscripted and all happened on camera, awesome.
Like I say "If you want to catch fish, fish for Bass. If you want to catch a memory, fish Muskie."
This clip proves just that.
Ron
Chasin50
Posted 10/3/2012 7:56 PM (#588810 - in reply to #588763)
Subject: Re: al linder giant




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Location: Michigan
Very cool!
river runt
Posted 10/3/2012 9:09 PM (#588836 - in reply to #588763)
Subject: Re: al linder giant




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What a wonderful moment and great fish which certainly will cast an impression for the rest of their lives and those who are fortunate to view this, sweet!!!!
We dedicate our lives and are passionate about things which bring us joy, whether it be God, family, fishing, what ever your flavor, its great to share these moments with others. Unfortunately, in our attempts to share this joy there are those who are quick to criticize and find fault in others success'. I hope those who are going to find faults in others moments examine themselves and put things in perspective, on a larger scale and realize being complimentary without criticism is ok...

Edited by river runt 10/3/2012 9:10 PM
Pedro
Posted 10/3/2012 10:08 PM (#588858 - in reply to #588763)
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Location: Otsego, MN
Awesome!
Muskie03
Posted 10/4/2012 6:46 AM (#588881 - in reply to #588836)
Subject: Re: al linder giant




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Location: Minnesota
river runt - 10/3/2012 9:09 PM

What a wonderful moment and great fish which certainly will cast an impression for the rest of their lives and those who are fortunate to view this, sweet!!!!
We dedicate our lives and are passionate about things which bring us joy, whether it be God, family, fishing, what ever your flavor, its great to share these moments with others. Unfortunately, in our attempts to share this joy there are those who are quick to criticize and find fault in others success'. I hope those who are going to find faults in others moments examine themselves and put things in perspective, on a larger scale and realize being complimentary without criticism is ok...



Wow..... Well put
The Swan
Posted 10/4/2012 8:54 AM (#588907 - in reply to #588763)
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Wow.
smallmouth/musky
Posted 10/4/2012 8:57 AM (#588908 - in reply to #588836)
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river runt - 10/3/2012 9:09 PM

What a wonderful moment and great fish which certainly will cast an impression for the rest of their lives and those who are fortunate to view this, sweet!!!!
We dedicate our lives and are passionate about things which bring us joy, whether it be God, family, fishing, what ever your flavor, its great to share these moments with others. Unfortunately, in our attempts to share this joy there are those who are quick to criticize and find fault in others success'. I hope those who are going to find faults in others moments examine themselves and put things in perspective, on a larger scale and realize being complimentary without criticism is ok...



Great post
ArmPit
Posted 10/4/2012 9:07 AM (#588912 - in reply to #588908)
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Location: Waconia, MN
Great fish, great story!
Erik J
Posted 10/4/2012 12:03 PM (#588956 - in reply to #588763)
Subject: RE: al linder giant




Posts: 24


Super cool! Now that's nature at it's finest. I watched a giant trying to eat a 25" lake trout up on Rowan Lake quite a few years ago and remember thinking - what do I have in my tackle box that can compete with that! Congrats guys!
Erik Jacobson
esoxaddict
Posted 10/4/2012 12:38 PM (#588963 - in reply to #588763)
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You can't really expect to catch a muskie while smallmouth fishing. All things considered, I'd say...

Nice catch!!
4reukmuskies
Posted 10/4/2012 6:56 PM (#589037 - in reply to #588763)
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I say congrats to those guys, each one of us would have done the same. This happened to my dad and I in Canada a few years ago, we were trolling and I had musky gear and my dad was trolling for walleye's using walleye cranks. Dad's shad rap was banging bottom and all of a sudden his had a hit and after a few cranks his line really started to peel. He finally got the fish up and a smallie hit his shad rap and a musky then slammed the smallie just after the smallie his the crank. It was a big smallie and a big 48 - 50 size musky. Dad had it up twice just out of reach of the net and the third time as it was coming toward the net it opened it's mouth and let the smallie go. Very cool thing to witness.
bobbie
Posted 10/4/2012 7:06 PM (#589040 - in reply to #589037)
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It is savage world under the water. It makes me like the one I am in a little more .
sorenson
Posted 10/4/2012 7:17 PM (#589044 - in reply to #588836)
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Location: Ogden, Ut
river runt - 10/3/2012 8:09 PM

What a wonderful moment and great fish which certainly will cast an impression for the rest of their lives and those who are fortunate to view this, sweet!!!!
We dedicate our lives and are passionate about things which bring us joy, whether it be God, family, fishing, what ever your flavor, its great to share these moments with others. Unfortunately, in our attempts to share this joy there are those who are quick to criticize and find fault in others success'. I hope those who are going to find faults in others moments examine themselves and put things in perspective, on a larger scale and realize being complimentary without criticism is ok...


Tim,
that is so much more profound than...
well, "I liked her better for one night".
And waaaaay better than Goonies!

Seriously, well said.
S.
milje
Posted 10/4/2012 7:21 PM (#589048 - in reply to #588763)
Subject: Re: al linder giant




Posts: 410


Location: Wakefield, MI
Awesome! Forwarded that one to my dad.


About 6 years ago on Halloween we had a 47" fish die on us, beautiful fish so we got it mounted. Everything was normal, then this summer we were back at the taxidermist with a nice largemouth bass, and the guy says he has something for us that he's been saving. He goes back to his freezer and pulls out a 21" pike he took out of the stomach of the musky we had mounted 6 years ago, he's been saving it since then. The fish had that pike in it's stomach and hit on a 10" Suick.
The312
Posted 10/4/2012 11:10 PM (#589075 - in reply to #588763)
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Awesome story to capture on film congratulations to Walleye Dan and Al a great experience to witness
Don
Posted 10/5/2012 9:57 AM (#589148 - in reply to #589075)
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Oh I'd love to fish with Al someday, a fine man.
Lare Pie
Posted 10/5/2012 5:46 PM (#589240 - in reply to #588763)
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Location: Blaine, MN
Lucky! (in my best Napoleon voice)
jdeezay74
Posted 10/6/2012 7:22 PM (#589366 - in reply to #589240)
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Posts: 256


Location: plant earth
TRUELY AMAZING THATS WHAT FISHING IS ALL ABOUT
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