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Question about the Study maps

Hi folks....fairly new to the group and have what may be a stupid question about the study maps. There are shaded areas on the maps....do these represent "hot spots" for fishing musky?

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Board MemberPermalink Reply by Tony Scime on February 13, 2017 at 7:15am

Hi Peter,

The maps come from some older local multi-species fishing books. The shaded areas might represent some better fishing areas, but not necessarily for muskies. If you want to determine the "hot spots" (or at least the more popular areas for muskies), check the locations listed on the catch and release reports. Those will give you a pretty good idea.

Tony

Permalink Reply by Peter McConnell on February 13, 2017 at 9:00am

Hi Tony...thanks for the response. I have certainly been studying the catch and release data. When I saw the shaded areas on the maps I was wondering if maybe they were the "spots on the spot".

Thanks for catch and release docs. They are truly amazing!!!!

Peter

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