musky pics

[duckfvr]

Here is a musky i caught i think back in 04, we caught a few in 3 or 4 days and this one i decided to get mounted.

[boneaddict]

Nice fish.  It looks like one of his brethern took a chunck out of his a$$.
I've been wanting to hit the Cour de lene or Hayden for the Spring Pike on a fly when they come intot he shallow.  I just haven't put it together yet.  One of those lifetime goals.

[Fletch]

Did you catch that out of Evergreen? I need to learn how to catch those...I guess they are in curlew lake as well?? Send me some pointers!

[jackelope]

sweet pics...we are impatiently waiting for lake tapps to fill up enough so the boat launch reaches the water so we can go try and tangle with a few of those...any day now. got my 9 weight and some giant bunny hair leeches ready to rock

[HUNTINCOUPLE]

Nice fish and mount!

[huntnnw]

Pend oreille river is awesome to fish for them

[jackmaster]

mayfeild lake and riffe lake have musky in them, they have tournements for them on those lakes

[magnanimous_j]

Nice fish. I got bit by one of those evil things in Lake Vermillion when I was younger.

[Russ McDonald]

I used to watch them swim around in Lake Vermillion.  Hoping to catch one.  Caught plenty of Northern and Walleye though.  That is a nice fish.

[KopperBuck]

Newman and Silver in Spokane Cty have them as well. Jump across the border from Newman and you can find them in Hauser as well. They'll tear the *censored* outta your frogs, just saying.

[Maverick]

Any good guides around to get hooked up on some muskie? Always wanted to catch one. Beautiful fish man!

[h20hunter]

Isn't there a site sponsor....YJ Guides...something like that..........I think I saw them post a while back about musky trips.

[Curly]

Isn't that pic of a tiger musky? 

[KopperBuck]

Isn't that pic of a tiger musky?

Yup, as the thread states. I think here in the NW we can refer to them as muskies without catching too much flak - unless you're from the Midwest... fairly safe to assume we're talking about the tigers.

[Curly]

Isn't that pic of a tiger musky?

Yup, as the thread states. I think here in the NW we can refer to them as muskies without catching too much flak - unless you're from the Midwest... fairly safe to assume we're talking about the tigers.

Just wanted to clarify.  I didn't know if everyone reading this knew that it was a cross between a pike and a musky and not a full musky.  Beautiful fish. 

BTW - this thread is almost as old as the website.