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I hope to go to Dog Crk this weekend, if my back willing, to try to entice one of the tiger muskie's there and catch some perch, bluegill or trout. Haven't ice fished it ever and never have seen anyone there. Could be fun could be just getting out.Hope my back is feeling up to it, it's been 3 weeks now, but is getting stronger.
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Good luck--let us know how you do! [cool]
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Looks like it was a fun trip. Glad you got some fish. Thanks for the report [cool]
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Looks like you guys had a good time and did much better catching wise than I did on my short trip to American Falls yesterday.
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Thanks guys!
I went to where I found the perch last summer but they weren't there or biting. So I guess I will need to just drill more holes. Any ideas for the muskie? location depth etc.?
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They don't call muskies the fish of 10,000 casts for nothing. I haven't caught a tiger muskie yet so I'm take my advice with a grain of salt. I would use a larger tube jig(3" or possible larger) with a piece of meat on it. I would use perch meat at most places but I'm sure sucker or chub meat would also work. A plain minnow below a tip up should also work. Tiger muskies aren't bottom huggers like perch. I would look for tiger muskies in places that have the fish that they eat.
There are a number of guys on the Utah board that have some experience with tiger muskies. If none of them see your question on the Idaho board it wouldn't hurt to go to the Utah board and ask for tips.
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