[Doug_MI]

So after about 3 hours of casting for Musky's I decided that I may as well change gears and try to catch a few smallie's. So I went deeper than I had been fishing and started to crawl a tube when I landed a nice 18 inch walleye and right behind it was a big Musky. I changed rods and began casting the bucktail and had a great follow but no strike. Continued for a while with the Musky rig but went back to the tube but kept an eye on my finder. All of sudden I marked a big school of baitfish and 2 huge arches, so back to the Musky rig. Sure enough here came a 40-45 incher and wham a short lived hook up with a really big fish. Moral of the story...you never know on LSC.

 

[muskiebobsr]

[quote name='Doug_MI' date='Sep 11 2009, 10:18 PM' post='918869']
So after about 3 hours of casting for Musky's I decided that I may as well change gears and try to catch a few smallie's. So I went deeper than I had been fishing and started to crawl a tube when I landed a nice 18 inch walleye and right behind it was a big Musky. I changed rods and began casting the bucktail and had a great follow but no strike. Continued for a while with the Musky rig but went back to the tube but kept an eye on my finder. All of sudden I marked a big school of baitfish and 2 huge arches, so back to the Musky rig. Sure enough here came a 40-45 incher and wham a short lived hook up with a really big fish. Moral of the story...you never know on LSC.
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On any given cast. You never know.

 

[schram]

GOOD JOB dOUG AND YES I'LL SECOND THAT

 

[Shagnasty]

Lake St. Clair is like a box of chocolates you never know what you may catch