Madawaska Muskie opener

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Nacho
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Madawaska Muskie opener

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Fishboch and I headed out to try our luck. My first year with the boat, and the first season for both of us targetting ski's.

I had a follow very early (low 30's in length), Fishboch hooked one up and brought him boatside (both casting). We trolled for a while with nothing to show for it, then I landed this sorry specimen. This ol' junkyard dog either has VHS or fell through a meat grinder. 36 inches though -kinda an oversize head, pretty sure it has seen better days.

<img src="http://www.fish-hawk.net/photogallery/a ... shboch.jpg">

Lure was a red/black bucktail with twin bronze colorados, twin blades seem to help keep the cabbage out of this lure....
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Nice colors on the fish despite being slightly tore up.

This is the first muskie I have heard anyone post about catching this season. Must have been a tough opener for them.

Thanks for posting. 8)
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Post by HitmanHill »

I can't imagine it being anything but another Muskie that attacked the poor fellow but a nice way to start the season!
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Post by YakAttack »

savage dude, rough around the edges but a muskie it is, right? :!:
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Post by Musky51 »

nice fish, are you related to Kim mitchel?
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