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7:57 pm
October 14, 2005
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It's worth seeing one more time:
Sometimes you've got to "jiggle' it, and sometimes you've got to give it one big
"jerk"
TEAM BLACKBERRY
8:39 pm
March 22, 2004
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George,
Looking at a dead musky, of any length, is rather difficult, but I guess that is the size where you can understand the decision made to keep it. As long, of course, as they mount the damned thing.
DL
DL
8:54 pm
Wow again just an bute of a fish.again congrats to the young women who caught it.an what a great video to show her future kids down the line..
3:47 pm
March 22, 2004
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Art,
Good point. I had forgotten that it expired before they could release it. I'm sure Lax will benefit greatly from doing the mount.
DL
DL
10:44 pm
April 29, 2007
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Those were some cool close ups of the teeth! I hope Scott get's a lot more guide business now that him and his step daughter are famous. I remember talking with him after his seminar last year at the Butler show. He is a class act and has probably forgotten more about musky fishing than I'll ever know. He really takes the time to explain whatever it is you care to learn about muskies.
I know some people from the club know him...does that music in the video play in the boat all day when fishing in KY? ;D
Team MTF
11:50 pm
March 19, 2004
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No Tim, no music just a lot of muskie talk and plenty of interesting stories of about muskie people and moonshine!
2:53 pm
October 1, 2008
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Typically salmon trolling rods are long 9'-10' in length and have a parabolic action throughout the rod. They bend allot from tip down through the middle of the rod. In my opinion a muskie rod is not that type of rod. Muskie rods are usually 7'-8' long with a heavy action tip which is not very conducive to trolling salmon spoons. Hope that helps.
2:48 am
January 19, 2009
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You can if you want, im sure it could do the same thing ;D It still would work better than a trolling rod from the 50's! ha ha ha I thought u would like that Matt. ha ha Sodus Pt. Big Fun!! On that small Lk. ha ha seeya Roney ha ha Hope everyone had a Great Turkey Day!!!! Ron out 😉
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