I made it to the rideau around 6 after a stop at timmies. It was a nice calm overcast morning with the odd beam of sunlight making it through the clouds, and I was the only one on the water until around 9:30. I threw a topwater for about half/hour at one of my spots with no signs of fish, so I put on a big jerbait and worked the same spot nice and slow and had a strike that didn't hook up and caught this little guy
![Image](http://www.fish-hawk.net/photogallery/albums/userpics/normal_lunge_047.jpg)
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So then I start working this long weedline probably 1km long, and then i get another strike that doesn't hook up (a good size ski) on the jerkbait. Then I changed it up a bit, put on a M/G spinnerbait and starting to catch pike one after another. Proably around 15 pike were caught on the spinnerbait when I changed it up again because after all I was fishing for musky. Put on a double cow-girl and once again pike after pike and 1 musky follow the figure 8 3 times and descided to tour on, after the fifth pike I put the jerkabit back on. Now Get ready for this
![Crying or Very Sad :cry:](./images/smilies/icon/cry.gif)
by this time I have worked down the weedline to another one of my spots
![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon/wink.gif)
and whammmmmmmmm, fish on and its no pike. Big musky and im by myself, managed to net the big girl in record time. Its around 46-47 inches, I remove the hooks with little effort considering she had it sideways across her yap. My fisrt big ski of the year right!!, i go for the camera and the damn fish jumped out of the net and swam away. I couldnt believe it, i didn't even get to take a picture.
![Twisted Evil :twisted:](./images/smilies/icon/twisted.gif)
UNREAL Then the thunder started to clap and i made my way to the dock. Off the water by 10. Hell of a morning and I give props to the acrobatic musky, she didn't want to be on camera