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		Warm Water Fishing Reports => The TN Muskie Addiction  => Topic started by: riverrat09 on January 21, 2011, 04:48:27 PM
		
			
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				Have any of you all seen these pics yet. This musky is said to be caught at Melton Hill
 
 This musky is a hog  :o :o :o
 
 http://www.bbcboards.net/zerothread?id=627832&page=1 (http://www.bbcboards.net/zerothread?id=627832&page=1)
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				Normally when a person says 53 inches and around 40 pounds, they seem to be stretching it but this ones no stretch.
			
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				That is a beast of a fish. If you read all the way through the thread the guy that posted it says it came from MH. 
			
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				Nice fish for sure but is the guy 5 ft 5 or 6 ft 5 .....  like I said nice fish    Here is a pic of a dale muskie that went 47  and looks like it went well over 50(http://i467.photobucket.com/albums/rr36/FishFinderGeneral/muskiepicture7_jpg.jpg)  
			
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				That is a beast of a fish. If you read all the way through the thread the guy that posted it says it came from MH. 
 
 
 Your right, i read the first page. But i missed the secong page of the thread.
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				Caught from shore in the hothole.  With a balloon and trout no doubt.
			
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				A hog no doubt !
			
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				Great fish.
 
 A big muskie is such an awesome looking beast. Glad he let it go. You can always have a replica made if you take measurements. Unless there is money in it so I can buy more tackle, who cares about the record.  Makes me want to go muskie fishing even more.
 
 Brian
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				Nice fish (both the MH and DH)
			
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				What a beast.  I seem to notice a trend of really GIANT muskies being caught at night.  Check out the bottom three summer caught fish on the New. 
 
 http://www.savagestrike.com/
 
 I'm definitely gonna give this a try on some VA camping trips this summer.
 It's one thing to see a picture, but I can't imagine how wicked that fish looks thrashing the water while shining a headlamp in the fog of night.