Charles Weiss October 12, 2014 at 2:33 pm Reply Muskie, Muskie, Muskie, Muskie, Muskie, Muskie, Muskie, Muskie, Muskie, Muskie! looks very good time was had by the smiles on the faces of everyone, including the MUSKIES Before thet were released!
TealRiver October 12, 2014 at 2:51 pm Reply Way to go, guys! The only thing better than catching muskies is getting them in tough conditions. That release photo may be the best I’ve seen. Super cool!
Andy October 13, 2014 at 2:57 pm Reply Very nice indeed. Gord is now known as the Musky Whisperer but may actually get back to serious musky fishing if he ever gets over the heart ache of losing the big one. He does more whispering then he does fishing. My concern is that if the season keeps getting extended, Gord will never get to his “to do” list….shelves in the cabins, winches and new boat ramps at the portage lakes, metal gas tanks or storage on Caribou, etc. Let me pass on one great compliment….the cabins all have new cookware that is very nice! No more flaking teflon, so you will have to bring your own seasoning next year.
Professor October 14, 2014 at 10:28 am Reply The Perkis family have demonstrated real skill when it comes to late season musky, and they are hardy as well. Trolling for hours in cool/cold weather requires mental toughness and knowledge to dress appropriately for the conditions. I applaud their success. This certainly is one of the most effective weeks of musky fishing ever at VBL, perhaps the most effective. Bravo!
