50.5 inch Musky!

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I caught and released this brute during my Northern Wisconsin vacation in June. The best part was Mom and the 3 kids were in the boat with me. It was pretty hecktic in the boat with 3 little ones fighting for a view. Samantha is 6 and was trying to net the thing with a net built for crappies. I'm telling them to stay back so I can hand land the fish. Everything turned out great. I didn't catch alot of fish that week but did pretty good on the size of fish; 37"musky, 31" pike 25" walleye.

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It would seem to me that I guy who can do that --- probably does other things pretty well, too. Didn't I read somewhere that you are a gunsmith?
 
Thanks guys, I may be the luckiest Musky fisherman ever. I have caught 3 legal fish in a total of 10 days of fishing. Between this trip and last years.

Some guys have fished for the elusive 50 inch fish for 30 years and came up blank.
I consider myself privelaged to handle such a magnificent fish. I hope the next guy lucky enough to land that fish respects it enough to keep it in the water.

Although I wouldn't blame any serious musky nut for keeping it. It truly is a once in a liftime fish.

Next year I'll be gunning for a 52", Hell who knows I might just be that lucky.
 
Now that's a BIG fish, Question what is the state record in Wisconsin for Muskies you may have released a record fish at least you have a picture of the fish.
Check with the IGFA on what is a record for Muskies, i thought i had a record for LM Bass in N. Carolina thirty years ago BUT was three OZ short, was worth $1000 Dollars if it was had all the right tackle (Rod, Reel, Line, Lure) also the line weight matters.
 
I know nothing about Musky's but something tells me Wholley Molley that big.:) Siunds like you caught some other pretty good size fish. Congratulations Jim.
 
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