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Thank you for sharing Bob. All the world loves a storyteller. The experience was well written and probably shares well over a beer too😉. At one point, I thought you were going to tell me to get the net......Congratulations on some great pics, memories, and a gorgeous muskie! Well done, sir. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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I tend to agree with smaller fish. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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Here is a quick video of a fisherman ike jime-ing a perch. Ike Jime is the most humane way to kill a fish(instant death) The reduced stress on the fish during death results in better quality meat. Interesting process. All fish in Japan and many other areas of the world are prepared in this manner. Pretty cool stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44Hu69wC75E&feature=emb_logo
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Shipmode, In short, bleeding fish can be accomplished by cutting the dorsal and ventral arteries. A cut under the gills to the back bone will initiate blood flow. Then place the fish in water and allow it to bleed out. Once bled out, place on ice as soon as possible. Try it. You wont be disappointed:) Google IkeJime for some great info on this topic. Tight Lines. Esox Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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A buddy of mine told me several months ago that he bleeds all of his fish. Well, anything larger than a perch that is. Anyway, It is supposed to make a significant difference in quality and preservation of meat. Sure enough, I read up on this 400 year old Japanese method of killing and bleeding fish, tried it, and WOW what a difference in fish color, texture, and taste. Does anyone else practice bleeding or ike jime prior to preparation? I know salmon are commonly bled. Tight lines! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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I have the 3000. Bennelli bought Stoeger to manufacture actions. Best shotgun I have owned. Wonderful value. Fit and finish is a bit less than the Benelli but in my opinion its the guts that count. Love the inertia action. Good luck. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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I agree with Ivan.... Large spoons behind believer or grandma..... Productive setup. Lol, have not heard it called 'Bk' rig before. That is funny. We have always called it a tandem set up. Caught quite a few fish on this set. There is underwater cam footage from a guide on the st lawrence filming a muskie following a 'bk' rig. The muskie follows the bait for some time and makes numerous attempts to hit the spoon. Really good stuff. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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Interested in general perspective and input on fishing the full moon phase versus other times. Past and current success details etc. Look forward to hearing of your experiences! Tight lines. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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For Sale : USA for sale. 1977 penn yan sport fishing boat
EsoxAC3 replied to clarence's topic in Boats for Sale
Hi clarence. Just sent you a text. Look forward to pics. Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United -
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900 Series RR is a killer bait. Eastern lake O and St Lawrence River sure produce some world class eyes. The Largest walleyes have come for me trolling for muskie - Biggest was 14# and hit a 13" bait on a down rigger. As far as mounting is concerned...... If I had to mount one walleye it would be like the attached photo. This was caught through the ice near alex bay, ny this past winter. 😳 Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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To Kevin's point, when fishing with worms need to use drop shot type set-up about 24-30" off bottom or gobies will do a number on your bait. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United