First and second fish of 2022.........Musky and Musky

[ALS Mako]

Thanks all. I haven't posted much cause i didn't have many oustanding catches but i have been getting out. I was using 12# floro leader when i caught those muskies. Was just lucky the fish didn't inhale the lures. Also, i didn't know anout the laker being caught. I truely enjoy fishing and exploring the dig river as you never know what your gonna get. Tight lines in 2022 everyone

[thmyorke1]

Originally Posted by ALS Mako

Thanks all. I haven't posted much cause i didn't have many oustanding catches but i have been getting out. I was using 12# floro leader when i caught those muskies. Was just lucky the fish didn't inhale the lures. Also, i didn't know anout the laker being caught. I truely enjoy fishing and exploring the dig river as you never know what your gonna get. Tight lines in 2022 everyone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTPZf7WXw30

I dont watch the channel much anymore but still get them in my feed and see if he's catching anything from the big d

[AndyS]

Wow, how cool is that !

[thmyorke1]

very cool, supposedly merril creek and delaware river trade fish when they pump water between the two. Walleye were found in MCR.

The fact that a lake trout was CAUGHT makes me wonder how many more made it into the delaware, and then wonder if any LL salmon got in there too.

https://www.nytimes.com/1988/06/12/n...illing-up.html

"Water is being hoisted to the reservoir at 150 cubic feet a second through a five-foot-diameter pipeline-and-tunnel complex that stretches from the Delaware River, 700 feet below the impoundment and 3.5 miles away."
From 1988