Nice Ottawa river 'skie

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Nice Ottawa river 'skie

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Peppino and I hit the Ottawa for muskie action and we didn't come away unhappy.


43" x 18.5

Nice thick fish

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Thanks for coming out Joe....we'll do that again for sure.

M.
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Very nice fish :D
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Nice Fish Matt.

It sure does look pretty solid!
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Any time Matt!

Thanks again!

Joe 8)
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Love the markings and green sheen on that fish!! Very nice indeed!!!!
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MuskyMatt

Awesome Fish. Are all of those Feathers in the bottom right corner stuff you add on to your hooks over the course of the day or stuff you pick up while out on the water. They will definately make good baits. My friends dad is always collecting furry things around his farm to make into Musky baits.

Well done

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Beauty!
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"Thick" is the word. Beauty!!!

You are charming the musky this season, Matt. :wink:

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Nice ski Matt, good to see you having luck as usual. I hope we can get out some day this year, I would love to get my second ski and maybe a little bigger than my first too.
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It's always great to see a good healthy fish like that :D Well done.
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steve2112 wrote:MuskyMatt

Awesome Fish. Are all of those Feathers in the bottom right corner stuff you add on to your hooks over the course of the day or stuff you pick up while out on the water. They will definately make good baits. My friends dad is always collecting furry things around his farm to make into Musky baits.

Well done

steve
Those are the tail feathers of a fudelli spinnerbait, I also use riverrat spinnerbaits....both very nice.

Riverrat uses true bucktails and fudelli uses both feathers and bucktails

I believe you can buy the fudellis at Bits and Baits (bowzogs store) in stittsville and riverrats are available at riverratlures.com

Thanks

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wolfe wrote:"Thick" is the word. Beauty!!!

You are charming the musky this season, Matt. :wink:

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Nice fish! Thats a hella of a boat ya got there :lol:

Nice catch!
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Post by boozer »

Ive never fished a good muskie lake, or a well known musky river, Around here in central Pa. the average is 1 musky for every 45hrs of fishing, on the susquanna river. what do you guys say your average is while fishing for them in Canada. I always wanted to go to a musky area, to try somthing different, and found a spot to try on the ottawa river. I belive they call this area the manasqualki lake, because there is a dam at each end. near ottawa. but haven't booked a trip yet. But hopefully someone on here can fill me in on the fishing there. so im not just taking the word of mouth from the people trying to rent me their cottage.
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Post by SteveO »

Matt and Joe, great fishing! But with you too, did the muskie ever really have a chance?
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