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Georgian Bay 50" Musky Slobs with Pics


moemoe

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I am by now means a professional musky fisher, so be kind but I managed to get out on Georgian bay are for some late fall fishing, tough conditions weather wise but managed a couple of slobs, 1st fish was 53inches, and 41bs, I did forget the camera in another boat, so the fish did make a short 30 second ride to the dock in my live well, hence the shot on the dock, Was released after a short rest beside the dock, Caught this beauty in approx 4 fow in a weedy bay and Lindy m/g spinner,

41lb musky1 post.jpg

Second fish beneath here was caught on the same spinner in 3 fow off a point with some shallow weeds,

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Nice fish Moe Moe...I know you were excited but LIVE WELL??? With a slot fish to boot. :rolleyes: Pushing that type of release isn't going to give you any brownie points.

 

 

on a side note..nice to see the airship is being put to good use...

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Nice fish Moe Moe...I know you were excited but LIVE WELL??? With a slot fish to boot. :rolleyes: Pushing that type of release isn't going to give you any brownie points.

 

 

on a side note..nice to see the airship is being put to good use...

 

I knew that would come up....not sure I'd have done differently though....

 

Tough spot...glad they swam strong. Awesome fish and CONGRATS!!! Has your heart slowed yet????

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Wow. Awesome job!!!!!

Beauty fish!

I find it annoying that the Musky Release Police always have to chime in some insulting release technique comment. Sometimes it is warranted but c'mon!

 

(And yes, I use effective in the water release techniques and horizontal holds - so I don't need a lecture too)

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good job on the skis bud, hey bill where did u hear about a stringer being used like that, there was an incident this year that i heard of on a lake x where a 50+ was killed because of overhandling /stringer? just curious if you and i r speaking of the same incident.

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good job on the skis bud, hey bill where did u hear about a stringer being used like that, there was an incident this year that i heard of on a lake x where a 50+ was killed because of overhandling /stringer? just curious if you and i r speaking of the same incident.

 

Most likely not, I was just using an example of a bad way to bring the fish back to the dock for a picture :)

 

I can't believe anyone would string up a 50incher, it's almost laughable.

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