musky LURES

Post by **muskymike** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 6:52 am

was in again yesterday pick up a couple big butt baits now to get a new musky tackle box

Post by **Lookinforlunkers** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 9:18 am

Muskymike check out lakewood musky boxes I have a Musky Monster and it holds more baits than any other i have seen. They are also tough as hell.

Post by **ady** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 9:24 am

Lookinforlunkers wrote:Muskymike check out lakewood musky boxes I have a Musky Monster and it holds more baits than any other i have seen. They are also tough as hell.

The Lakewood boxes are great, I have the Musky Junior, nice centre section for spinners and side pockets for trinkets. Haven't seen them locally though, we had to mail order south.

Post by **muskymatt** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 10:13 am

ady wrote:
Lookinforlunkers wrote:Muskymike check out lakewood musky boxes I have a Musky Monster and it holds more baits than any other i have seen. They are also tough as hell.
The Lakewood boxes are great, I have the Musky Junior, nice centre section for spinners and side pockets for trinkets. Haven't seen them locally though, we had to mail order south.

Great boxes, got mine at the All Muskies booth at the Carp show , Great boxes , worth looking for.

JB's in TO might have them.

Maybe a good idea to start a "Lookin for"post.

Post by **getnjiggywithit** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 3:43 pm

muskymatt wrote:
ady wrote:
Lookinforlunkers wrote:Muskymike check out lakewood musky boxes I have a Musky Monster and it holds more baits than any other i have seen. They are also tough as hell.
The Lakewood boxes are great, I have the Musky Junior, nice centre section for spinners and side pockets for trinkets. Haven't seen them locally though, we had to mail order south.
Great boxes, got mine at the All Muskies booth at the Carp show , Great boxes , worth looking for.

JB's in TO might have them.

Maybe a good idea to start a "Lookin for"post.

Very good idea... I bought a couple of muskie lures and have been carrying them around in a bag cus they don't fit in any of my boxes

Lakewood you say....

Post by **Relic** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 5:35 pm

Five gallon pails, or styrofaom coollers work pretty good too

And they are cheap!!!

Post by **muskymike** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 6:09 pm

I stick them in the live well when im musky fishing nothing goes there a quick pic and he or she is back in the water

Post by **Lookinforlunkers** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 6:47 pm

Stacy Ash at www.protacklemuskyshop.com has them, or if not in stock get what you want. Also www.rollieandhelens.com are good to order from, I have had good luck with them in the past you might want to ask about shipping as they are large.

Post by **Lookinforlunkers** » Wed Sep 20, 2006 6:54 pm

BBrich my friend, you have no idea how expensive it can be but you are gonna find out cause after your weekend of musky sucsess you're F%$&ed you are an addict now, you may not reallize yet but you are

Post by **ady** » Thu Sep 21, 2006 5:44 pm

finally popped in today to see what the fuss was about. Sure enough the wall was full of interesting lures. They had some nice wood cranks there but had never heard of the make so not sure of the pedigree - no packaging either anyone heard of them - forget the name, something wood. Apart from that, the stock with those big grandmas looked very much like the AllMusky stand from Carp Show that never materialised as a Store in Ottawa. Consignment ??? Anyway, good to see some stock of the really big stuff - fall is almost here

Post by **topraider** » Thu Sep 21, 2006 7:53 pm

Ady, that was my thought too as soon as a heard there was a pile of grandma's for sale...I went in there after work today and has a look around, bought some grandmas...asked the young lad at the counter about "all muskie" and was that his left over stock for sale?...he replied that it was from a US collector who wanted to dispose of his stuff. I expressed my skeptism and pointed over to some USELESS Lelure crawlers that I had bought at the carp show at coincidentally the same $30 price - (don't buy them, they spin and don't crawl - I bougt two trebles for $30). The Grandma selection was outstanding though, just like at the carp show - US collector...thats the strangest thing I heard all week.

Post by **Des Barnes** » Fri Sep 22, 2006 11:02 am

Hi, this is Des from All Musky - Yes the lures that you see in Sports Action are from the stock of All Musky.

We did not get the store open for this season so an arrangement was made with Sports Action to make available to some of the inventory to you for the fall.

Good Fishing!!

Post by **Deckard** » Fri Sep 22, 2006 11:56 am

Des

It would seem the rumours about the "death" of All Musky have been somewhat exagerated

Any word as to when the store might be up and running?
How about online???

Post by **ady** » Fri Sep 22, 2006 2:50 pm

thought so - no dig or anything, just wondered. The Wood lures that form the main part of the display are Luckwood Lures - tried googling them for info but nothing found, they looked cool so got one and also picked up a nice holo grandma. Now to see how they work