muskybob

You've got a sadistic sense of humor Jax. You're a mean mean man. I like it. Great pix. :!:

That's what we thought too. Guys were still coming in after 3PM. :shock:

Nice fish Andy. Keep up the good work.

Atta way ta go Mark. They both look like they're having a great time.

TB, When I spooled mine I wrapped the arbor with about 2 turns of black electrical tape to keep the wire from slipping.

We're gonna miss ya Two Rods. Hopefully Buffy Jr. will be able to reel in the slack. OH NO, there's two of them. :shock: :shock: I'm gonna need a few beers after this trip.

Ray, I learned a long time ago, run silent, run deep, & run deadly.

My family and my 2 sister's families all eat fresh fish. I fillet it and they eat it. I don't keep more than what my small freezer will hold and by Springtime it's empty. We all enjoy the taste of Salmon whether it's smoked or fresh. Browns or Steelhead are another story. Most other species are CPR'd though. Except walleye.

Nice catch Al. Wish I had your program. It definitely works.

Atta way to go Tom. Go get em.

If it produces consistently it works, if not,, just luck.

From what I hear, it's quite frequently.

Brian, Please keep an eye on Tom if you see him out there. We worry about him when he's on the water by himself. Things tend to go wrong for him lately.

BWAHAHAHAHA Great pic Stix.

OH NO!!! Tell me it ain't so. I feel bad for you mystery man. Bad things happen in 3's so you should be all set for a while. :shock: Gotta go, I'm smokin fish. *cough* *cough*

Nice rig LJ.

Umm, a little TOO MUCH information Ray. :shock:

I know what it's like to lose parts while fishing.

Ditto what Fishinman said. Great product.

From my post re: Fulton Lakes Musky Try the same tactics on Cross Lake. I'm sure they work just as well there. Or you can cast the weedline but I prefer to troll cause it's hard to steer the boat, cast, and drink a beer all at the same time.

Good job. Nice catch.

Read the tutorial under "Open Discussion".

Not a bit. You got the fish, AND a free tip up. Good job.

In a 3 year period we've done that. I only do catch and release for Tigers on my boat, all on one lake in the Adirondacks, so some of them were probably repeaters. It's not the area I fish, but I know for a fact they're in the Fulton Chain, and they are surviving. They are a hybred fish and not supposed to reproduce, but a DEC officer told me they will reproduce at a 1 percent rate and considered inconsequential. For those of you who would like to try for them, stick to approx. 12 fow and flatline troll along the weed beds with Husky Jerks (blue/silver or crawdad) between 2.5 - 3 mph. Hang on, they're a ball to catch.

Hey, that's the same rock I fish off of.