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A Question about Muskies
February 10, 2008
12:01 am
Twinkle-Toes
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Do muskies porpoise like a dolphin? As in just shwoing their back above the surface of the water? I'll tell you why when i know the answer.

Dreaming of muskies in Cali....

February 10, 2008
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Yes they do on occasion

February 10, 2008
2:27 am
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the reason i asked was becuase i was at marsh creek tonight and while fishing over near the main area with the pool and boat launch, i was casting in the little branch their and saw a fish just porpoising out of the water. just showing its back and tail and stuff. it did it a few times during i would say a 5 minute span. it didnt look like a carp but im not sure because it was out at like 50 yards. i couldnt even cast to it, the reason i think it was a musky was becuase it was very long, i'd say 40 inches, no dorsal fin, smooth back with fin near tail like a musky. so with all that it seems it was a musky. it was weird and i just wanted to know if they did that.

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February 10, 2008
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Don't know if this helps or not, but i have seen muskies temporarily act like a carp with this rolling on the top. I thought it was a carp the entire time until I worked my way down river and he came almost totally out of the water, then I knew it was musky... about a 30"er but still gave a little show, he ended up following the spook in but never took the bait. And didn't roll anymore that night.

February 10, 2008
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I've seen 'em chase bait (live and dead) on top. Makes sense to me...

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February 11, 2008
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I've seen muskies roll on the surface, just like carp. They just come to the top and roll around, it's weird. But, from my experience, those fish will not go after a lure.

Tim

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