State record muskie killed in net

  • big_g
    Isle, MN
    Posts: 22386
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    Bob…I’m blind to this stuff so I have questions…1) What are they suppose to do with Muskies that are caught in their nets? Bring them in for the DNR to account for or throw them back…2) How do we know those were Musky and not Northern?


    I think that this is the reason (one of many) that so many fisherman HATE gill netting. Unlike angling or spearing, you cant choose what fish get harvested.


    and to take it a step further, throwing them back dead or in a ditch to rot, so as to not count towards your quota, adds insult to injury.

    glenn57
    cold spring mn
    Posts: 11672
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    We’ll if people would stop blindly throwing there money at the casino’s over the netting issue maybe we would get some where with this subject, money talks and empty casino’s will certainly get there attention. Of course every time I drive by a casino there are cars and bus’s everywhere – just stating an observation


    OHHHHHHHH SO TRUE!!!!!!!!



    Except that it isn’t just fishermen that visit casinos. I highly doubt it would be enough for them to beg to have netting and spearing revoked.

    And a lot of the fishermen who visit casinos don’t care because spearing and netting does not affect them directly.


    TO TAKE THIS ONE STEP FURTHER……….. BOYCOTT CASINOS BECAUSE THEY DONT PAY TAXES ALSO!!!

    washburn
    Aitkin Mn
    Posts: 185
    #1056369

    Are there any pics of the fish floating around yet?

    steve-fellegy
    Resides on the North Shores of Mille Lacs--guiding on Farm Island these days
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    #1056416

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    Are there any pics of the fish floating around yet?


    This one washed to shore( we watched it get released and tracked it to shore)–note the marks on the fishes head from the use of a tool to extract the fish from the strangle hold the net mesh had on it…

    chappy
    Hastings, MN
    Posts: 4854
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    Are there any pics of the fish floating around yet?


    This one washed to shore( we watched it get released and tracked it to shore)–note the marks on the fishes head from the use of a tool to extract the fish from the strangle hold the net mesh had on it…


    Where is their DNR or Mn DNR? They turning a blind eye to the indians?

    AllenW
    Mpls, MN
    Posts: 2895
    #1056439

    Wanna help Steve but you just bought that new Harley and cash a bit short??

    Check the classifieds guys, some are selling items for donations to help Steve pay for the legal expenses.

    I’m using this to clean the garage and see what else I can sell to help.

    Al

    steve-fellegy
    Resides on the North Shores of Mille Lacs--guiding on Farm Island these days
    Posts: 1294
    #1056440

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    Are there any pics of the fish floating around yet?


    This one washed to shore( we watched it get released and tracked it to shore)–note the marks on the fishes head from the use of a tool to extract the fish from the strangle hold the net mesh had on it…


    Where is their DNR or Mn DNR? They turning a blind eye to the indians?


    A quote, in writing from the MN. DNR–” we have to believe what GLIFWC reports to us”.

    All the nets I see pulled are very full the past few days. This morning, like past ones, the 8-9 nets in front of my place had about 60-70 fish per net. (northerns discarded on the water) two boats today brought in about 500-600 walleyes alone…and there were multiple dozens of nets within a mile of the house that I couldn’t see, but assumably, would have similar numbers in them.

    If one does the math, at 500 walleyes weighing in around 800-900 pounds (or more), how long does it take to get 140,000lbs. by the 50 plus nettiing boats out each day?

    Fox guarding the hen house yet I have a quote from the Mn. DNR saying “we have to believe what GLIFWC (the fox) reports”.

    It is an amazing sight to see the mass of walleyes hauled in during a 15 minute time frame by one or two boats……with two “anglers” per boat.

    “It’s not a conservation issue”. Mn. DNR

    fish4fish888
    Wahkon,MN
    Posts: 502
    #1056851

    un frickin believable, i wanna puke

    sandbar
    Woodbury, MN
    Posts: 1025
    #1056858

    this ^^^^^^^^^^^^

    kooty
    Keymaster
    1 hour 15 mins to the Pond
    Posts: 18101
    #1056995

    This fish is floating around Facebook as the fish in question. I have NOTHING to prove it is or isn’t the actual fish!

    mplspug
    Palmetto, Florida
    Posts: 25026
    #1057038

    Fake. Indians don’t grow mustaches, at least not ones that thick.

    fishnutbob
    Walker, Mn.
    Posts: 611
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    This fish is floating around Facebook as the fish in question. I have NOTHING to prove it is or isn’t the actual fish!


    This Pic I posted from a friend that sent it to me.

    I asked him this ?

    Bob Auel Kyle how did you get this photo? And are you sure its from the netting on Mille Lacs. Thanks my friend.
    Saturday at 5:54pm ยท Like.

    His reply

    Kyle William Uecker I came upon this photo from a reliable source. Its a true story

    Brian Klawitter
    Keymaster
    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
    Posts: 59992
    #1057060

    That’s solid.

    walleyebuster5
    Central MN
    Posts: 3916
    #1057063

    The guy looks like he grew up somewhere in the middle-east. Maybe that’s the “Iron Sheik”

    1hl&sinker
    On the St.Croix
    Posts: 2501
    #1057110

    Look at the bright side, one less invasive taken out of the lake.

    mplspug
    Palmetto, Florida
    Posts: 25026
    #1057121

    You mean 1 more?

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