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I enjoy catching fish that want to try a little of you on. Pike here in the Yoop. Muskies are less common here. Have only caught one.


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Muskies can be aggressive and are territorial.
They will suspend in the water and attack anything that comes near.

That sounds a lot like a freshwater version of a barracuda.



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Video of a couple guys catching a Muskie on a known Muskie lake Lake Vermillion in Minnesota.
a 52" Muskie which is not all that unusual of a size.

Someone suggested the girl got cut on rocks. Not likely. She felt the bite and kicked it away with her other foot. She was sitting on a paddle board after her dad been pulling it around. I'm sure the fish was in the area seen her foot dangling and got aggressive.

Muskies don't scare from boat activity like most fish. One technique for fishing them is high speed surface trolling.



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I thought how mangled can the foot get but those are very long and very deep gashes.

I'd be crying like a little girl; I'm sure she did, too.



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She might not have. Some little kids are like the toughest Marines, they get injured but keep going.




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Yep, I've had my fingers buggered up taking lure out of the mouth's of a Pike.

I realize her bite(s) were more involved. There are a lot of razor sharp teeth in those mouths.
 
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When I was a kid...my fingers got ripped up pretty good by a chain pickerel (Muskie lite)...it took awhile to heal and hurt like hell...I feel for that girl. She is way tougher than most of her peers...bravo to her Smile. She will grow old and have a story to tell (with scars).


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Poor kid, that's a fish story that you never want




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Muskies can be aggressive and are territorial.
They will suspend in the water and attack anything that comes near.

Except my fishing lure.

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Those are propeller cuts - the size,angle and texture of those wounds completely rule out the tale they are spinning.
 
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Those are propeller cuts - the size,angle and texture of those wounds completely rule out the tale they are spinning.


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Yes. I agree completely. I didn’t bother looking at the photo earlier, but now that I have, I can’t imagine mistaking those wounds as something made by a fish with many needle-like teeth.

This shows what I would expect from a musky attack.




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Those are propeller cuts - the size,angle and texture of those wounds completely rule out the tale they are spinning.


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Yes. I agree completely.


There are other photos showing additional wounds on the medial aspect of her lower leg that would be inconsistent with a prop strike.
 
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There are other photos showing additional wounds on the medial aspect of her lower leg that would be inconsistent with a prop strike.


Are they linked at the original?




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There are other photos showing additional wounds on the medial aspect of her lower leg that would be inconsistent with a prop strike.


Are they linked at the original?


No. The small B&Ws show it.

http://www.wdio.com/news/dulut...island-lake/4548348/

Beyond photo evidence, this was witnessed by other family members and other boaters helped with first aid within minutes. The girl and her family sure got their fish story together quickly if Dad really ran her over (twice) with the boat. BTW it was a 5HP on a small boat, not a high performance ski boat.
 
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I can’t imagine mistaking those wounds as something made by a fish with many needle-like teeth


Muskie and pike have needle-like teeth along the outside of their mouths, but they also have curved, sharp teeth inside, almost like the fangs of a snake. And there are a lot more in there than the two a snake has. I can totally believe that those wounds were made by a large muskie.
 
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This guy dropped a Muskie in his boat. Look at the wounds:




Link to original video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EO9BWe9HNDk



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Scary to think back to how many times we went skinny dipping in Minnesota lakes during my youth.
 
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No. The small B&Ws show it.


Okay, I’ve changed my mind. Thanks. Smile




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