What a great night..Muskie and pike

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Beauty fish 8). So how did the Musky carve out a piece of your thumb? We could all learn something here! :D
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they say never take food from a dog till its finished eating, maybe that applies here......... :lol:
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muskymatt wrote:It almost bit my thumb off though .
All the blood is mine. :lol:
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From that blood I can see you have type A Rh-positive and you are running high on Testosterone :)

nice pic mat :)
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Beauty musky Matt! good job :D
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scuro wrote:Beauty fish 8). So how did the Musky carve out a piece of your thumb? We could all learn something here! :D
It all happened real fast, once in the net it thrashed for a while and when it stopped I thought I had an opportunity to get the sole hook out of the top jaw , I grabbed it under the gill plate and one more thrash, thumb went in mouth and damage done :shock: Happened in less than a second.
I'm lucky I didn't get on of the other 2 treble hooks in me :lol:

Those 1" teeth cut deep fast and quick.

Right to the bone in the fleshy underside of the thumb.OUCH :roll:

Don't do this at home :lol: :lol:
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Nothing worse then a thrashing Pike/Muskie. They seem to get real good leverage when a hook is stuck in the net. At that point teeth and other hooks become weapons at the lunkers disposal. Danger, Danger, Will Robinson. :!: :shock: :evil:

Hope you are healing.
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HogHunter wrote:Hahaha, Goddamn I hate braggin rights....next time I;m screwing up the net job on pupose. :wink: It's all fun and games until somene loses a thumb! Did you get the meat pushed back under your skin? :P

Thanks again Matt for the experience, it is one I will not forget. It's always a pleasure man. Congratulations once again.
Next time it'll be your rod HH and I can repay the netting favor :wink:

No need for thanks Jeff ,I had a blast as well , anytime!!!
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thats is just great muskymatt.......... :P


you got into some action......way to go..

i gues they start to bit......the water gething cooler...might bring them into a feeding craze soon........ :P :twisted: .........

continu the great report

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thats is just great muskymatt.......... :P


you got into some action......way to go..

i gues they start to bit......the water gething cooler...might bring them into a feeding craze soon........ :P :twisted: .........

continu the great report

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Nice muskie bud and nice pike also keep up the good work.
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WOW on the great fishing, especially the musky, Muskymatt!

OUCH on the boo-boo, though. I thought I'd need a transfusion the 2nd time I got nailed by a tiger musky last summer. (Yeah, 2nd time, as in not learning the 1st time to be a little more careful when handling a rocket with teeth. :lol: Gotta watch the gill rakers, too!)

Hope you heal up nicely and continue to give us such fun reports & pics...maybe with a little less (of your) blood next time. :wink:

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:lol: :lol:

Wolf , you can bet I'll be more aware next time :wink:

I just hope I don't panic and freeze :lol:

It's amazing how strong they can lash out.

If I can't keep from getting beat up I'll have to learn how to edit the photo :roll:

Thanks

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Here's one of the fish that got me last year, Matt. Not even a big guy!
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Doesn't look like much here, but it bled for over an hour after the cut and was literally dripping. The boat towel was soaked with blood. I'm not sure why it kept bleeding, but it was actually two small gashes. They stung pretty good, I recall! :lol: (I'd still do it again to have a musky in the boat, even a small one! And that's the TRUTH!)
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Exact location as my wound wolf , I had the same result as far as bleeding,lots of it.

But, like you , I'd do that any time :wink:

I like how you made it non apparent, I'll keep that in mind :lol:
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Post by getnjiggywithit »

Great report Matt!
Congrats on the great fishin, definitly better than big rideau :lol:
A fishin trip ain't a fishin trip till ya bleed! :lol: Gotta love those toothy critters :)
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