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Thread: Which would you choose......

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    Default Which would you choose......

    Would you rather catch 50 muskies per season or only one 50+ inch fish each season??
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    I nailed this one............

    50 fish that are 49.5".........................

    I'd sooner get the numbers.

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    I expected you to say that since you already had your "fiddy", you would take the numbers! I was pretty close.
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    I am going with the numbers...There are tons of quality fish that are not at the magical 50" mark. I have boated some real chunkers just shy of 50. And, it would be a very long season to only boat one fish. Now if we are talking a 55-60lb+ monster, I may have to think a little more about that.

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    im going with nummbers also. the reason is for results if i had to wait all season to catch one fish how do i know what i am doing is right.

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    One per year would be a long season.

    What if you got lucky and got it the first outing....have to take up GOLF or something....underwater basket weavin'.........

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    Now that I already got 2 over 50" I would go for numbers. If I didnt I would have to think twice on that. I would go for one fish if it weighed 50lbs.

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    From a guiding perspective, I would have to go with the numbers if the majority were 39+ inches which they are.

    If I were fishing alone, I would chase the biggest critters I could find on my home waters.
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    Still being new to the sport, I would have to go for the numbers. Catch me 10 or so years in and I might have a different perspective. However, I find these fish quite special, no matter what the size. I remember being at Cabela's in WV and could not stop watching that darn Musky in the tank. It was doing absolutely nothing at the time, just a VERY interesting entity!! Ok, now I'm getting all choked up!! LOL

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    Still being new to the sport, I would have to go for the numbers.
    Same here. Numbers at this time

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    I'm in with the rest on going for #s, it sucks getting getting skunked as often as I do already- I dont need more of that. LOL.

    anything 40-49.99999 is AOK in my book

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    50 or one 50? Since the most I've caught in a season is 14 I'd have to go with the numbers... I think 50 fish in one year would be great. But if I can't get the numbers up then maybe I should just go for the Lunker? Just start using 20" carp on a quick strike every time.

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    any musky is a good musky. I love them of all sizes the marking and there sheer presence is great. the hunt for the top of the food chain I always say is what it is knowing that is the drive I will take them both how ever The River Gods see fit ......Herb

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