Muskie, you mentioned in another thread that the wind is blowing from the south and that the RT70 side should be fished.
My question is, why not fish the rt110 side? Isn't this the side where the wind will blow all the algae, baitfish and thus predator fish to?
My question is, why not fish the rt110 side? Isn't this the side where the wind will blow all the algae, baitfish and thus predator fish to?
oops, nevermind, a south wind is heading south, not coming from the south direction, my bad 
I'll be there saturday morning, tight lines!
Oh and if one is running multiple live bait lines, how in the world do you prevent a...say lake trout from swallowing the minnow and the hook? I'd love to know that some of these gut hooked fish survive to feed and breed...but who knows.
I'll be there saturday morning, tight lines!
Oh and if one is running multiple live bait lines, how in the world do you prevent a...say lake trout from swallowing the minnow and the hook? I'd love to know that some of these gut hooked fish survive to feed and breed...but who knows.
would love to go but already made plans to take my buddy out boat fishin. gonna try n bag me a pike or atleast some decent bass but fingers crossed on pike 
good luck at the res boys and shawn make sure you dont go wandering around the quabbin after midnight or you will be arrested for terrorism
good luck at the res boys and shawn make sure you dont go wandering around the quabbin after midnight or you will be arrested for terrorism 
Keep in mind that muskie uses those hooks because he is throwing huge bait out there that most wouldn't throw. I use the same size hooks for large and xtra large shiners, but even those don't stay alive long enough.
And don't put it past muskie to throw more than one shiner on a hook and it actually worked...had to see it to believe it!
Out side the box!
And don't put it past muskie to throw more than one shiner on a hook and it actually worked...had to see it to believe it!
Out side the box!