afk
7/24/2012 6:33:00 AMRarely does anything compare to the first time! Sweet that you got to witness it . VGJ
tacfisher1
7/24/2012 8:35:00 PMI got my first one at the tournament on Merwin and its a great feeling. I didnt even mind not getting in the big fish (Igot the big fish of the tournament 29" ).Then we were also out on Sunday and I got my second.Now Im really hooked.Got mine on a Cudaman swimbait.Good luck and congratulations on the first one,what a great fealing.See you on the lake.
LiveAsYouWill
7/25/2012 10:22:00 PMAWESOME! "old school Red and White Daredevil Spoon"... i still have a heap of them from the 40's and 50's from Great Uncle and also grandfather. I forget to ever throw one. I always liked the vintage hammered-brass/red/orange spoons too. Those muskies are cool fish! do they fight like a CARP or rip it up like a tail-snagged coho?!?!? What are the regs on them also? isnt something like 50" or some crap? Keep it up!
tacfisher1
7/27/2012 7:04:00 PMThe Musky are a good fighting fish. Its like nothing youve had before.One will hit like a snag and the next will rip your rod out of your hand.Ive hooked a few at Tapps in 2 or 3 feet of water and it is a blast.No offence intended on your coment but the 50" is to help creat and keep a good fishery. The Tigers are a cross so they are a sterile fish (like a mule ).If we take them out of the water then there will be none left but by all meens if you get a 50 inch and want to keep it do so and let us all know.Good luck to you and all other Musky hunters out there.