Michigan Muskie Alliance

If I can give you a little advice "Do Not Go Cheap". As you can probably imagine musky fishing puts A LOT of stress on your equipment so just make sure you use quality equipment. If I were going to buy one rod and reel to cast various lures-cranks, spinners, bucktails... I'd go with a St. Croix Pre...

Now I've gotta get me some...

I like the SW Stealth, too, and am anxious to try the Invisibraid. Any thoughts about its roundness, abrasion resistance and durability, Pete?

[smilie=bow.gif] [smilie=applause.gif] The pocket fisherman. Where on earth did you come up with that ad? What was the year? GUFFAW! :mrgreen: You can still buy them! Google "Ronco Pocket Fisherman"! [smilie=brows.gif] Kohl's; Walgreens, SeenOnTV.com; Yahoo.com.... Good products never stop being so...

That article is sorely lacking! Why, they don't even mention the best muskie-fishing rod ever made!!!

finlander wrote:Ok, maybe 100 miles might sound better......bumper stickers to be on sale later this year.

Pfffft! If you troll at 60 mph, you're done in no time!

I liked this part:

Muskie populates fresh-water lakes throughout the United States and Canada.

I'm calling my friend in Arizona and telling him!

What was a frog doing with an M80?

Kingfisher wrote:Theres always the lake Charlevoix theory

What's that? Please enlighten me!

Interesting results could be achieved if you hung a release clip off the back. It would give live bait fishing a new twist. ha ha ha ha Kingfisher The only thing better than that would be if muskies glowed in the dark! [smilie=biggrin.gif] (I'm gonna work on finding a way to do that... [smilie=brow...

... IMO the DNR needs to find ways to make it's own money and stay out of the general fund. The money the DNR makes can't get raided when Governor-X needs to balance the budget. This means fees at ramps, license increases, etc. I agree wholeheartedly with this. Personally, I wouldn't mind paying mo...