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Hey tear'in lips where is the Muskie report from yesterday? any luck? how many did you see where'd you go what is the scoop....

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I didn't make it out due to the fact that I got caught up on a few things around town. I will be heading up there on Thursday though...You'll have report Friday morning.

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Hey lips I am still waiting to hear your muskie report, did you get out and hoook any of them yet? and does RainyDaze or Fishmeister fish them as well??

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Hey Muskiebait,

SOrry as I'm little help chasing those monsters. I spend most of my time on the water fishing Walleye, northern, crappie and Smallies. I'm not sure if FM fishes for Muskies or not. Good Luck when you do get out budddy!

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Well Rainydaze you don't know what you are missing it really gets the heart pounding, you may want to think about giving it a whirl..... It is a little better than chasing pike...

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Was the other day in Redgut. Fished for the evening, probably about three hours. Had a swirl(could have been a northern too...I didn't get a good enough look at it). It went after a Topcat by bigfork lure co. Caught two pike on 9" jakes...nothing of any size though.

I was fishing new weed growth adjacent to rocks. I want to get out this week and fish solely for skis, probably won't be till next friday. frown.gif

On a side note we went up to a small lake in canada last night...spur of the moment type deal...ended up hooking into four pike. 12-16 pounds. The fish came off of 9" walleye suicks and gold F18 Raps.

I think fishmeister would enjoy a muskie fight, but I don't think we can pull him away from the walleyes!! grin.gif

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Hey Muskiebait,

I'm sure I'd enjoy it. A couple years ago I started bow hunting again, and really didn't need anymore passions. Oh well! Nice thing about guiding is your rewarded for putting in overtime! Ha! Lord knows I've logged a share of time on the water. Absolutely tearing up the eyes! We're in God's country boys! Good Fishing! I'm already looking forward to fishing on hardwater again. For all of you that enjoy fishing the summer up here I'd highly suggest hitting the hardwater this winter. A true adventure featuring small crowds and big fish! Not many lakes will boast that anymore.

RD

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Lips you been out chasing any skis? any reports, wether on rainy or Sabaskong, where are the skis what are they hitting on??

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Made it Sabaskong on Friday for an all day of fishing. Saw our muskies from 5:00 am- 10:00 am and again from 5:00 pm to 9:30 pm. All in all saw 14 'skis, hooked up on two and boated one. Saw one 50+, one in the upper forties, and the rest were in that 38-44 class. The one we boated was 42"...really nice fish. All the fish were on the rockpiles, with the exception of the big one...that was in the cabbage patch forrest. grin.gif All the ones we hooked up on came on Sandcats, but lots of lookers were on Topcats and Docs.

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