Showing posts with label fish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fish. Show all posts
10.15.2011
9.22.2011
Bay Muskie
9.17.2011
A day on the water before the whitetail opener.
Tim joins us for the whitetail opener. He out fished us in the early evening, but his luck didnt continue into the evening row-troll for musky. On to whitetail tomorrow.
9.15.2011
On the board
8.28.2011
Biggest Musky of Year
Great Evening capped off with a 48" Musky casting at Sunset on the Bay with fishing buddy Bret Alexander.
8.13.2011
7.03.2011
4.30.2011
3.12.2011
Final count
42 holes drilled, 6 hours on the ice,12 crappies and a perch that an excited cameraman decided to keep. All in a days work.
2.07.2011
Great way to begin SuperBowl Sunday
Spent a few early morning hours on the ice before the big game and had 12 nice crappies to show for the effort. The afternoon was topped off by our beloved team in the Green and Gold making the PACKER NATION very proud.
9.10.2010
9.09.2010
Meanwhile, on the water and afield...
A perfect morning here in the Highlands. A balmy 37 degrees greeted us which instantly brought on that lovin' feeling of fall. The team split up this foggy morning - two scouting the food plots and two on the water. The row trolling crew got it done, just as the sun was burning it's way into the thick horizon. Darin, sporting the new headgear, and oarman Leon boated a 39-1/2" musky, catching the action on the bow cam. A great moment you should see on the dvd.

Kevin and I let the bears sleep in and headed to the fields, hoping to get a pre-season look at what we will be chasing next weekend. Our pursuit was rewarded with a couple of nice bucks and a beautiful sunrise. Most bucks are shed with some light sparring among the small ones.


Kevin and I let the bears sleep in and headed to the fields, hoping to get a pre-season look at what we will be chasing next weekend. Our pursuit was rewarded with a couple of nice bucks and a beautiful sunrise. Most bucks are shed with some light sparring among the small ones.
8.01.2010
Mission Accomplished!
Great Day on the water. Began before 6am on the Flambeau River and had 4 Muskys in the boat before 10am. A 35 inch and 3 undersized. Went back in the afternoon with Erich and his nephew Nic from California. The mission was to get Nic his first Musky. He never musky fished before today. In an hour he missed a nice fish on a figure 8 and reeled in a fish I hooked on the end of a long cast. Nic's first Musky was 37 inches.
7.25.2010
Newest 'Biggest Musky' entry for the 2010 Season
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