My 2014 Musky Lure Checklist

[Scott McKee]

"I am a dork", only scratches the surface of my absurdity:

Scott McKee's 2014 Opening Day Musky Lure Checklist

Plastics and the big boys are not included.

[John Jarosz]

Do you haul all this out on a barge?

[Scott McKee]

I cut down severely on the lures in my boat this year, John.  I left a lot of proven fish catchers on the wall in my office and they are pissed.  All of the lures listed fit quite easily in a gutted (lure hanging compartments removed) Lakewood Monster Box filled with Plano 3730 boxes.  I've used this system for years and in my opinion this method is the best way to store and organize musky lures hands down.

This post is almost identical to one I filed a year ago.  Yogi said it best, "it's like deja-vu all over again."  To paraphrase Mr. Berra, musky fishing is 90 percent mental and the other half is physical.

[Joe Z.]

You have issues McKee.

[Scott McKee]

Clearly.

[Joe Dolan]

[John Jarosz]

"Clearly", Scott isn't the only one with issues.

Joe:...do you keep those out of sight when you're out on the water?  Your boat looks like it could be overloaded

[Scott McKee]

Dear God in Heaven Joe, that is a filthy amount of lures!!!!  Where's your list?  I'd love to see what you are chucking around the bow-tie down south.

[Joe Dolan]

John:  I have been trying to shed some pounds so I can add a few more baits to the boat this year!

Scott:  This picture was actually from us unpacking from Kentucky this year.  It is not the normal amount of baits we have in the boat...but would be fun if it was!

[John Jarosz]

yeah, Joe, that's what I heard, too, that you guys packed light for Kentucky & left most of your lures at home.

If you put a flannel shirt & sunglasses on those boxes, you could have another fishing partner (ha!)