Tiny muskies there in Kentucky. Up at Lake St. Claire in Michigan/Canada (shared lake between the two countries) is where you will find big muskies. Keepers don't start until 44". Although everyone does catch and release. Lots of 50"+ musky. Going fishing for musky there this weekend. Going to be a lot of fun.
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Well your tournament season looked like my spring summer and early fall. No luck , bad luck, and just weird stuff happening. Closed out late fall with a PB 50.5 x 27.5 giant so the pain was worth it for me. Especially on southern Wisconsin puddle lakes I fish. Hope's for better luck this season.
When we get fallowed to the boat and the musky turns away maybe cuz he seen the boat we always have a setup with a big silver or gold Williams wobbler to throw out and that's caught some of those musky that you think are gone it works!
J Dadosky we film in 2018 but we don’t air it until 2019. There are 3 events (3 events to qualify) before the championship tournament. The 2019 PMTT starts in April and won’t air until 2020.
bandaidbrandd - 30 points for a 34 inch fish, and size limits and points are adjusted higher or lower on certain likes with different size limits and regulations. You get one additional point for each quarter inch over the size limit. Any measurement falling between a quarter inch is rounded down. You also gain 10 bonus points for each healthy release of fish caught.
Eagle Chain is also a classic example of high pressured fish. If you want to catch a trophy on that chain you gotta be out there in late October and November when everyone else has called it quits because of the weather.
