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dutchman2858
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Lake Tapps Muskie

Post by dutchman2858 » Sat Jun 24, 2017 8:47 pm

Ran this through the Muskie Forum first, but either those guys aren't checking in, or they're VERY close mouthed!
No matter. If anyone has any comments I'd appreciate them.

Hey, Folks. Son and I are heading to Tapps for the first time in a couple weeks for 2 days. Just have a couple of general questions. We have no problem putting in our time while trying for a Tiger Muskie, but I'm curious if there is any way to reduce the amount of water we try to cover? Deep or shallow, open or cover, all day or early/late, etc. If the fish are totally unpredictable, that info is valuable also. I'm also curious if overcast/rainy days are any more productive than fair weather.

Thanks in advance--feel free to PM me if you prefer.

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Re: Lake Tapps Muskie

Post by Sideburns » Sat Jun 24, 2017 9:11 pm

If someone else doesn't chime in here, search for Bill Green and muskie map. Actually, do it anyway... great resource. No personal muskie fishing experience to share though.... I grew up on the lake and know it very well, there was just no tigers in there then.
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Re: Lake Tapps Muskie

Post by dutchman2858 » Sat Jun 24, 2017 9:22 pm

Thanks, Sideburns. I've got the muskie map all printed and laminated, so I'm good to go there!

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