today

Well, my grandpa was visiting here today so we went fishing on the boat so we were doing good fishing on Fox Lake.. My grandpa caught couples nice gills and almost caught a really nice pike.. then went back to the pier so we sat on the boat and do little fishing for gills so.. In late afternoon, my dad and his neighbor went fishing on the boat so I took my dad's wife fishing with me on my boat so. I caught a 38" musky so my dad ran up to me and took pic of it. then released him. My dad have seen couples of walleye being chase the lure. Then in the night, we were watching the bonfire..

My grandpa and me doing little fishing for gills..


38" musky


Cool bonfire

Looks like an awesome day on the water for some fishing thats an awesome musky for sure, and yep them hollow logs are cool on a fire i had a guy that would pay extra money to me so he could burn them for his wife. Thanks for sharing the pics with us i truly enjoy seeing them for sure.

Nice fish and great pics!!

Thanks guys!

nice fish looks like ya all had fun wtg !!

Nice fish and great pics.

Great job again, Andrew!~! Keep up the great work on the reports and pics. What type of lures do you use for your pike, muskies etc.? Also, out of curiosity, what do you use for bait for bluegill and what kind of set up do you use, spring bobber or slip bobber, etc?

bluegill wrote:

Great job again, Andrew!~! Keep up the great work on the reports and pics. What type of lures do you use for your pike, muskies etc.? Also, out of curiosity, what do you use for bait for bluegill and what kind of set up do you use, spring bobber or slip bobber, etc?

Thanks Peg, I use the old wood mouse lure for pike, musky, bass and walleye so they love it, best spot is weeds in the shallow about 3 feet deep of water. For panfish, I use red trout worms under the slip bobber.

Muskyman wrote:

bluegill wrote:

Great job again, Andrew!~! Keep up the great work on the reports and pics. What type of lures do you use for your pike, muskies etc.? Also, out of curiosity, what do you use for bait for bluegill and what kind of set up do you use, spring bobber or slip bobber, etc?

Thanks Peg, I use the old wood mouse lure for pike, musky, bass and walleye so they love it, best spot is weeds in the shallow about 3 feet deep of water. For panfish, I use red trout worms under the slip bobber.

The red trout worms that you are talking about, are they artificial or live? I usually use a black ant and wax worm or red wigglers. Sometimes crickets, but they are getting a bit expensive.