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Post by Saskette »

Bacon...LOL I said the exact same thing on the way home!

It was an awsome afternoon on the water...weather was great. I'm not overly upset about not getting one of those beauties. I did manage to soak up a little sun and we didn't get soaked by rain and wind so in my books that's a good day for me.

I must say, my husband being the gentleman he is did offer to hand his musky off to me to let me fight it but something about that just doesn't seem right to me.

I'm not giving up yet...I'll be back...like maybe even this Saturday! See ya's all there!
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Excellent report! Glad to see you guys got into some fish. We'll be seeing a few more of those on Saturday. See ya then!
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Excellent report Sask I hope to get a muskie soon !!!!!!
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Hey, that looks like the same Muskie Ewbie caught on Friday night. We were trolling back to the boat launch right at dark and he caught it in 2 feet of water just as we were bringing our lines in. Good thing we let it go or you would have been skunked. :)

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Do you usually keep slot fish? :lol:
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We did discuss the "MT Factor".... :x :lol:
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Post by ady »

Was that Arnprior? I was out Sunday evening and saw a truck with a FH logo??

We were skunked - raised one but nothing on the hook....
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RJ wrote:I'm still really bummed about yesterday...... :( ....I tried everything to get Moosebunk onto a fish......but it just wasn't meant to be for us....

I went over the day in my mind at least 10 times today.....and if I had to do it again I probably do 80% of it all over again.....sometimes it just doesn't happen.....

I was thrilled to see Saskie's boat put a few aboard..... :P ...You guys never hear of Ladies first?... :lol:

Birdee and I talked tonight.....I have to perform a exorcism on the Meat Boat...her Muskie Kryptonite is obviously still entrenched in it... :evil:

Great report.....and we'll see yas on Saturday.... :wink:

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I'm not worthy of a muskie first time out regardless who takes me fishing. RJ knows the first 500 of my 10000 casts for this fish were real messy and dangerous attempts at slinging big hooks for prized fish.

What I left that day with was better than any fish. Bill and Rob are two stand up tell it like it is great fishing dudes, and I could tell that the two of them have a good friendship as well. It was definetely my pleasure meeting these two and spending the afternoon on the water, and man, even though no muskie for me I came away knowing alot more...... Rob, I was throwing a moss boss this morning for slop largies at my honey hole and managed 5 fish with the baitcaster. If you and I hadn't of made these plans that outfit would be back in the closet at home. Glad you made me learn to use the thing, finally.

It was a fantastic day to be out sunday. Meeting Salmon and the Saskie's X2 as well as MT and RJ.... awesome. Can't thank yas enough for the invite. Hope I can get out again with youz down the road.

This vacation is stretching my energy level like nothing I've ever experienced and I've still got FF and his plans to deal with. Need meds soon.

Going to try and salvage the pics from the first part of the trip. Have got some great fish in the north, and this morning 16 LM, a pike, 7 sunfish and 4 rockies. To take a wizz I set the vest down on a rock to get the waders down and when I finshed the high winds blew the vest into the water. The Digi poured out H2O but the card seemed dry. Camera is still wet and seemingly screwed, I've gotta go golfing with grandma right now, so we'll see what gets posted for pics in the coming weeks.

FF can't wait.

RJ and MT thanks again, truly a fun day on the water no matter how you look at it.

Chris.... the north where I was is tough sledding bud, the Chev's taken a beating and the repairs costly yesterday.

See yas in a few. :D
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Post by iankrzyzanowski »

Congrats on the skis, and way to go salmon!!!!

RJ you never told me you were hitting the head pond!!!!! I would have met yas up there!
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We weren't on the Head Pond....we were up river of where you guys fished... :wink:
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Salmon and I hit the Head Pond Sunday morning by ourselves and got squat, the afternoon and evening we were out with RJ and crew.
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Post by Ladyfish »

:D :D WTG guys! Sounds like it was a blast at school that day! :lol: Congrats :D
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:D Just back home after the rumble..spent two days pink fishing..thats another story. Had a great time at the rumle and thanks again for everything Saskie and Saskette...good seeing you again and now we have a better idea of how to get some fish! Thanks RJ..I could say it would not have happened without your secret lure and location.
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Post by M.T. Livewell »

I realized I never did put my $.02 in here.

Not much to add except a couple of pics and a great big THANK YOU!! to RJ, and Moosebunk, a real peasure to meet you!
C'mon down and we'll fill the boat with some of them little musky baitfish I like to call bass. :lol:

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MooseBunk and RJ, working hard. :D

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"Hey RJ, what do you suggest we throw and where should we throw them?"

We missed Saskie's musky, but we did manage to get over in time to see Salmon hard at work. Nice fish buddy.

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RJ working his magic and saving Salmon the pint of blood. :P

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I don't think Salmon would have gone home without one.

As I said fellas, was a great day. Thanks again RJ, I really appreciate the invite. Moosebunk got an education too. :lol:

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