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Topic: Musky in SF lakes  (Read 3075 times)

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wormguy

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She looks like she's eaten more than a few of them.... :smt005
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mdoka_matt

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I have spent a fair amount of time working on and around the dam at Pilarcitos lake. (We run the gage height record for this lake) I have been there in the late afternoon when the surface really came to life with rising fish.  I am not sure what species they are, but Ive always assumed some sort of trout. It can be very difficult to concentrate on work when a hot surface bite ensues on a water you are forbidden from fishing.    :smt010   Such is life...
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