Not A Bad Day After All

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Not A Bad Day After All

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Went out on Tuesday with MuskyMike on the Ottawa near Rockland, I never caught a darn thing all day, MuskyMike got into a few bass as well as some pike, we changed up our location and on the second cast i get into this beauty, believe me it was worth the wait,With only a medium action rod and 10 lb test line it took awhile to get her into the boat, we took a few pictures and back into the water she went, we didn't even bother to measure/weigh her, didn't need to, it sure made my day[img]http://www.fish-hawk.net/photogallery/a ... thumb/[img]
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Coyote: Your pic did not work...Try IMG in both the start and finish of it...O.k. while I was typing this you fixed it.
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Thanks a bunch you guys, I'm not to computer savvy.
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Now that I can see the pic it sure is a beauty...Nice colour on it.
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Nice fish 'yote.

Also nice meeting you at the 'tire last week.
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Beauty, must have been a good fight.

:shock:
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Nice meeting you to joeyrat, we got to get out sometime, as for the fight on that small medium rod it took about 20min-1/2 hour to get her into the boat, gee i think I'm hooked on musky fishing now, can't wait for the next one.
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Post by joco »

YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO :shock:

this is a monster ..

plus on 10 pound line.....this is something bud.


to bad you dont have the lenght/guirth...but at least it went back into the water faster. good thing.

cong on this monster thooty critter.. :wink:


for myself..i do think its over 50 incher..

could even go to a 52.52 incher.... :P ..


coyote say... can't wait for the next one.

musky that size dont come to often... 8) .


its a fish off lifetime for a lot off people,,,and even fish off only dream for some.


joco.
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Post by muskymatt »

nice fish!!

I can see why you would be hooked on Muskie fishing.

Maybe you would like to attend next months Muskie Canada meeting in Bells corners.

A lot of good info on proper holding and the advantages to both you and the fish regarding fighting them with the proper tackle.

I don't mean to be negative but after a 1/2 hr fight that fish probably didn't survive , even though it might have swam off, the light tackle just doesn't cut it.

Knowing a little more will increase your fun and chances of hooking up on a biggie.

If you are interested you can email me at mattclay@rogers.com and discuss joining me as a guest in Sept.

Cheers

Matt Clay

You can also visit the Muskies Canada website at

www.muskiescanada.ca
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Thanks for the invite muskymatt, but starting the first week of September I'm back working nights for another year so I guess I'II have to pass. I was using my other rod when i hooked him and tried to get him to the boat as quik as i could, but believe me when that thing swam away there's no doubt that he was going to be okay.(I have a nice sliced thumb to prove it )I haven't had that much fun since salmon fishing where i come from.Just kinds of makes all the other fishes seem eh small. I hooked into one last year as well , so if i can catch one a year I'II take that, it's feels good to let a fish like that swimm away knowing that it will make someones else day, i know it sure as hell made mine
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Beauty of a fish!+

Congrats
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Post by Wallyboss »

Nice musky!!! i think he was going for the frog that's on the corner of the boat!!!

Congrats Coyote!! You must've been howling after hauling that one in.
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Post by SteveO »

Oh....

My...

GOD!


P.S - where do you get one of those lucky frogs you have mounted on your boat :wink:
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steve O

the frog is the bait... :roll: :lol:
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