I’ll listen in too. 
I have seen them out there while targeting walleyes, bass and panfish; and there are some real monsters. I don’t expect to catch one, but I decided some weeks ago that this will be the year I start targeting them.
I do know this much, they are catchable. There was club tourney there last week, and 10 fish were caught in a field of 38 teams, I beleive (if I heard correctly)-all fish were released.
Joe
Be Warned muskie fishin starts as I would like to catch one, turns into an obsession of boxes full of $15-$50 lures, sleepless nights on the follow you had and didnt get the bite, days of casting 2-6 oz lures whith not even a follow and still getting up before daylight to do it all over again for another 16 hours.
Welcome to the obsession.
Quality musky rod and reel, a huge net, gloves , nipex long neddlenose, 80 pound power pro, quality leaders and a couple bucktails your ready to start chasing this elusive toothy critter. Be prepared to drop $500 just to get started if your seriouse about targeting muskies. After theh initial start up the price just goes up from there 
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