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After a very very very long wait, it was finally slime time... opening weekend... and there on the Saturday, I sat in class. Whaaaat? Yes class for my apprenticeship program. Sigh. For the long-term good I suppose.

 

After a few setbacks on Sunday morning, the boys already out and into a bunch of fish, I decided to head out solo for the afternoon. Didn't see a single fish until some nasty weather approached... and as the old saying goes, muskies will eat before a storm! This fish inhaled an entire magnum bulldawg - do you think she was hungry? Getting good solo pics is not the easiest but these turned out pretty darn good. 47" is actually my best opening day fish ever. Gallie - thanks for the tip - this might have just been the fish you guys saw!

 

Cheers

Pete

 

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damn pete, thats a clean one, way shinier than the old rotten hog i nabbed with ya in the fall.

 

I swear to god pete, you put more muskies in the boat than some people put eyes.

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No worries pete! If we couldnt have her im glad you were the one to land her! And i thought i would get laughed at for throwing big rubber around on opener but thats all they would touch.

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I hope some of those pike made it to your dinner plate! That's a beauty way to start the season Pete. We had a good day out too (4 for 6) but I would trade them all for that one!

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Noice!

 

And magazines say downsize early season lmao

 

MAG DAWG!!!!

 

 

And fish cant read especially muskies, they always say match the hatch too, but many times go against the masses for results

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