Mike Carey
7/26/2007 8:23:00 AMThat is cool! I'll bet your heart was thumping when you saw that tiger come up and grab the smallie. What was the fate of the bass?
Edgeran
7/26/2007 9:44:00 AMYeah, what was the outcome Billy? Did the Musky take the back half of the smallie with him?
Deadeyemark
7/26/2007 6:41:00 PMWay cool pic Bill. You always get those action shots. Do you have the camera mounted on your nose or a rod holder between your legs? Na, never mind. LOL
Mark
Mark
Anonymous
7/26/2007 10:16:00 PMThanks for sharing that photo. Brings back memories for me. I had the same thing happen to me with a smallie at Newman lake about four years ago. those Tigers can come out of nowhere.
ninjarider84
7/26/2007 11:56:00 PMYou know whats funny, me and my buddy both caught a musky on tapps a month ago and i brought up to him i saw a video on youtube.com of a musky grabbing a guy bass as he reeled it in lol. Awesome.
Bill G
7/27/2007 5:38:00 AMAll in a day of fishing. The Bass jumped then got real heavy that's when I called for the big net. The Bass didn't survive but the Tiger ate good that day. Rosann is the one that gets the great pics.
Bill
Bill
Widgeondeke
7/27/2007 3:22:00 PMMaybe if you switch to those 10" broken broken back trout lures they use for the big bass in Cali, then you can catch the Tiger's. NICE PIC..
muskyhunter
7/27/2007 6:56:00 PMExcellent photo Rosann, was that a Banjo Minnow that you were using Bill? You gotta starting carrying a video camera. That would have been really cool. Ya know, first the newspaper article and then could be an action film hero!! You and Rosann could even get a star in the cement at Walmart. How does that sound kids?
KUP
8/4/2007 11:03:00 AMGREAT picture taking, Rosann! And yeah, I vote to have their "star" in the sidewalk... 2 stars!
These guys are fish amBASSadors.. always willing to teach and share. :)
These guys are fish amBASSadors.. always willing to teach and share. :)
