Saw two muskies mating?

[jmurr711]

Originally Posted by Lard Almighty

I believe that only tiger muskies are stocked in the Lehigh. Being sterile hybrids, tigers cannot breed. Perhaps they were engaging in spawning behavior due to instinct, but sadly nothing will come of it.

why does the female muskys annoying friend comeover & say " we all came to this river as a group"

[bigfishy]

Nature ALWAYS finds a way

[ATH1089]

Originally Posted by bigfishy

Nature ALWAYS finds a way

...to c**k block.

I have never even seen a muskie before. Up until recently I did not even know we had them here in NJ.

[cmoran719]

Originally Posted by bigfishy

Nature ALWAYS finds a way

Amphibian DNA

[Lard Almighty]

Originally Posted by jmurr711

why does the female muskys annoying friend comeover & say " we all came to this river as a group"

Maybe tiger muskies aren't sterile after all, and some are just bred to be the third wheel to prevent breeding?

[Matt L]

These were regular muskies I am pretty sure, not tiger muskies. The water was very shallow and I didn't see any stripes, just green sides. Pretty sure the Lehigh has regular muskies, not sure about tiger muskies. Lehigh has had Muskies for a long long time from what I read.

No idea on water temps. Didn't see any trout except for some surface movement that was probably them. No smallies but I usually don't get them in this spot.

I was mostly fishing slower water where I saw them.

On a side note, lots of ticks around. Pulled one out of my balls. Worse friggin place to get a tick bite. If I didn't itch and scratch down there enough.

[Matt L]

Interesting article here on Lehigh RIver Musky. I fish in Bethlehem.

http://articles.mcall.com/2007-09-11...ngerlings-fish