Michigan Muskie Alliance

I would try fishing a Hellhound slow and what size was the spoon you caught the muskie on?

Wow and on a spoon....good job!

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Every member and non-member of this forum needs to take the time to go to this site and send a message!

http://capwiz.com/keepamericafishing/is ... d=14119696

Done!

Hard to look at those pictures but it sure was a nice fish and it looks like he tried to release the fish....you know there are more out there.

Great job with the school and I won't comment on the spinning reel....

Don't forget bait colors and the moon phases.

HAHAHAHA... you guys are funny. There isn't a lure that won't work at night surface, cranks, jerks, rubber, bucktails, jigs, etc. it all works. That said, a surface strike at night is about as cool as it gets! As far as speed goes, sometimes more is better and sometimes less is more. The night fish...

I have Traxstech and they are great. Made in MI and if you call them they will help you with anything including layout in your boat.

I don't think it is Don and I am looking for someone in the electrical industry (same industry that I am in).

Hi guys,

I am trying to find out who lives in Ottawa Lake and is in the electrical industry in MMA? If anyone knows please PM me or post it up.

Thanks

Nice fish!

Ranger, I have two Abu C4's that have the anti-reverse bearings blown out. Have you ever replaced those? I would like to fix the reels and get rid of them. I purchased two others that I blew up and took them back immediately. I have been fishing Shimano Cardiffs lately. For the money...they are gre...

They caught the poacher that killed the Sturgeon....gotta love a happy ending!

http://www.michigan-sportsman.com/forum ... ost2745961

Im new to musky and Im thinking about getting a 8 foot rod. Then putting an Abu Garcia 6600 reel on it. I like casting and I want to through the big spinners and swimbaits. CAn somebody tell me if this would be the best Idea. Thanks agian The best bang for the buck rod bar none, is a St. Croix PM80...

You may want to look at a 8'6" rod or even a 9' based on your experience. I would also be cautious about the ratings because the rating from my Lamiglass to my St. Croix to my other rods is all over the place. It would be best if you could see the rods first hand and if you make it to the LSC outing...