I thought this would be interestion to see what our most memerable fish from Wisconsin waters were.  Mine would be my first ever muskie.  I caught her last October on Lac Vieux Desert, near Land o' Lakes.  She was onlt 34" long but she gave one heck of a bite on my left thumb.  I put my thumb in a place it should not have been and paid for it.  I bled like a pig and have a nice scar to remember her.  People say that stupid should hurt, that time it did.     Jason

Out icin back in 72, with tipups. Saw my dad reach down a hole after a pike of which I was fightin on his tipup,( we were in a ice derby, I had no flags). Pulled the fish in with hand down mouth. Won the derby for big fish and won 300. Spent 250 of it at the doc for stitches. What a deal that was.

My 45" musky that I caught at night on a spinnerbait fishing for bass. Had a mini-mag for a light, and a small net, but we got er done. That was on the Rhinelander flowage.

Angry Bob NAFC Life Member Registered Smallie Fanatic

 spring of 2007 I caught a Lake Sturgeon below the Dairyland Flowage by Ladysmith. The fish was about 60 inches and I caught it on a jig and 8 LB test while Walleye fishing. Brought it to the bank 3 times before I broke it off. No way to land it by myself.

     I would love to catch a sturgeon on hook and line.  I'm not much for spearing but I don't generally keep the fish that i catch anyway. 

    I was out on Winnebago (off of Faro Springs Rd) on the spearing opener, looking for something to hit a tipup, We had 7 flags but not one fish on the ice.  There was a lot of ice (30" or more) and a ton of people.   We waited unit spearing was over for the day to drill our holes, so we did not bother the spearers.   It was a good time.    Jason

Tried to post a photo of the biter     [IMG]http://i615.photobucket.com/albums/tt235/trcarpcatcher/Fish/34Silver.jpg[/IMG]

Jason

Let's see if this works...

daveset2000,

Thank you.      How did you get that to work?   I tried to do it the same way I do it on Taxinet, but I could not get it to work.     Thanks again,          Jason