Perchmaster July 17, 2009 at 12:47 am Reply Sounds like Larry is onto something Gord maybe you should follow him also?Nice pics and I will say this before one of the others jumps on it."BULLSHIT ALERT"!!!!!! HAHA!!!!Had to do it but it is very possible on a musky of that size in Eagle Lake.I have seen musky of 60" in Eagle also and it is one of hell of a site when it follows a surface bait.Looks like the posting gods have awoke at VBL!!!
DustinK July 17, 2009 at 1:09 am Reply Thanks for the pics, Gord!! Some great lookin' catches, do doubt!
Anonymous July 17, 2009 at 4:00 pm Reply Giant muskie stories of Eagle Lake are alive and well!!!Chuck in Toronto
Andy Lewis July 17, 2009 at 9:13 pm Reply Fishing is obviously a very serious business. Perchmaster….when do you suppose we will see a picture of Gord hoisting a 60" musky? Andy
Perchmaster July 18, 2009 at 8:53 pm Reply Andy Lewis said… Fishing is obviously a very serious business. Perchmaster….when do you suppose we will see a picture of Gord hoisting a 60" musky? WISH SOON but I think one of us might have to come up and show him how it's done?
Anonymous July 22, 2009 at 2:48 am Reply Finally posting….I think. This is Bill from New Mexico (NewMexicam) I have beeen coming to Eagle lake for so long I can remember when I was taller than Gord. Just a note to say that the Corso's know how to have fun. VBL is my second most favorite place on the planet, next to my home on the mountain. I have gone from a Muskie purest to just being waleye crazy thanks to Gord and the Professor. I'm counting the days until I get there and have even attributed my recent purchase of "Banjo Mimmows' to waleye fever and temorary insanity. I live for this lkind of fun. Way to go Corsos.
Gord July 22, 2009 at 12:18 pm Reply Hey Bill, or should I say New Mexicam, congratulations on coming "out of the closet" and posting a comment! You will have to post something after your trip this Fall…
Professor July 22, 2009 at 1:53 pm Reply Hi Bill..Some people go through life without ever contracting a case of walleye fever. And they consider themselves lucky to have avoided the temporary insanity that comes from being walleye crazy. I'm glad you're not one of them. My friend, Andy, is fond of saying that walleye fever is good for you. He especially likes to remind me of that after catching and releasing walleyes in the 27 inch and better size range. Although hearing him repeatedly say this bothers me, I have to admit he has a good point. When are you planning to be back to VBL?
