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George\'s Minnesota Muskie Expo \n
April 9, 10 & 11, 2010 \n
http://www.minnesotamuskieexpo.com \n
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Stealth Tackle and Musky Guide/Educator Gregg Thomas are teaming up to bring you a new leader product unlike any other on the market. The Gregg Thomas\' Hybrid Leader System, by Stealth Tackle, will be released at the 2010 Chicago Musky Show. This leader system was developed and implemented by Gregg Thomas Outdoors two yrs ago and has been attributed to the successful catch and release of 40+ fifty-inch muskies. Stealth Tackle is pleased to announce a partnership with Gregg Thomas Outdoors to make this leader system available to all anglers. \n
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The Hybrid Leader System incorporates a 3 foot section of 80lb. fluorocarbon line tied directly to your main line with a double uni knot. The double uni knot is an extremely strong, but simple knot to tie. Instructions for tying this knot will be printed on the back of the packaging. The other end of the fluorocarbon line has a solid 4 inch wire leader accompanied by a #5 Stringease Stay Lok Snap which allows you to quickly and easily attach your lure of choice. \n
The Hybrid Leader System will be available thru Stealth Tackle and Gregg Thomas Outdoors at all upcoming Musky Shows and tackle retailers in early 2010. For more information visit Stealth Tackle \n
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I am often asked while guiding what my favorite time of year is to fish muskies. My reply is simple, whenever and however. A lot of musky fishermen have a built in response to this question. Fall. They figure that this is the only time to get a chance a real big fish. Fall can be a feast or famine type of fishery. Patterns can change daily, weather swings, and dealing with the turnover game can make it a "head scratching" time of year. I will hopefully answer these questions. First, I\'ll discuss normal post turnover fall patterns, and then talk about dealing with warming trends. To read the article CLICK HERE'; syndicate.index++; syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'How to Rig a Sucker (Video) By Todd Forcier'; syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://www.learninghowtofish.com/pages/posts/rigging-a-sucker-by-todd-forcier31.php'; // syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://www.fishinfo.com/fishing-news/muskie-fishing-news.shtml#1167'; syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = 'Oct 24, 2009'; syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = '\n
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Todd Forcier provided this educational video on to rig a sucker along with some tips and tricks on bobber/floats & planner boards in modifying your sucker presentations. \n
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Once the weather starts to change and water temps begin to drop, it is time to start thinking about fall fishing and live sucker baits. Live bait/Sucker fishing can be one of the most effective methods for catching Muskies during the fall season. It can make the difference between having a great day on the water or a bad day. I have experienced many days in the fall where we had no action or follows from artificial lures, yet wound up with multiple fish days when we had suckers out. To read John Bette from Stealth Tackle article CLICK HERE \n
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For current tournament results and news from the Wisconsin Muskie Tour just Click Here \n
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Muskies by the Full Moon is a successful pattern that Minocqua area guide Doug Smith has mastered over the years. The key is to find deep water suspended fish relating to structure. Here are two examples below: Top photo a 50" caught around July full moon on a Bull dawg. Suspended 15ft down off 20 ft rock hump. The second photo is a 51" caught on August full moon at midnight. Caught on a Big Joe suspended in 38ft of water off deep rocks. To enjoy an evening with Doug fishing for trophy night bite Muskies contact him through his web site at DougSmithGuide.Com \n
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