Can you tell the difference? This is a great visual aid to help you decide.
http://nwtigermuskies.com/app/download/ ... ence03.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The link can be printed to take with you.
Know The Difference cards and posters are compliments of Muskies, Inc. International
Cabela's and Gander Mt.
Is it a muskie? Is it a pike?
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Is it a muskie? Is it a pike?
Last edited by KUP on Thu Nov 10, 2011 5:57 pm, edited 5 times in total.
Tiger Muskies are sterile.
You can't keep them under 50 inches:
Let them do their job: Eating N.P.Minnows
You can't keep them under 50 inches:
Let them do their job: Eating N.P.Minnows
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RE:Is it a muskie? Is it a pike?
Great information! I can tell that someone went to a great deal of trouble and expense to have these made. They are a great educational tool. I also noticed that they are copy-righted by Muskies, Inc.
FYI: "(C) 1966, 2003 by Muskies, Inc. Any reproduction of the poster or color artwork without the express written permission of Muskies, Inc. International is strictly prohibited."
***In 1975 the "Know The Difference" Poster was released. The "Know The Difference" posters have been an important educational medium in communicating the difference between the strains of Muskies and their relatives, the Northern Pike. The CONFUSION between the species has resulted in the unintended killing of countless Muskies. Yes, the posters have made a difference...Thanks to Muskies, Inc. and their many supportive Sponsors over the years...
This poster will be of great help, especially, to those anglers over in the Spokane/Idaho area where both species can be found...
Please feel free to "educate" all our North West Anglers using this poster...If it saves a Muskie...that can only be a good thing
FYI: "(C) 1966, 2003 by Muskies, Inc. Any reproduction of the poster or color artwork without the express written permission of Muskies, Inc. International is strictly prohibited."
***In 1975 the "Know The Difference" Poster was released. The "Know The Difference" posters have been an important educational medium in communicating the difference between the strains of Muskies and their relatives, the Northern Pike. The CONFUSION between the species has resulted in the unintended killing of countless Muskies. Yes, the posters have made a difference...Thanks to Muskies, Inc. and their many supportive Sponsors over the years...
This poster will be of great help, especially, to those anglers over in the Spokane/Idaho area where both species can be found...
Please feel free to "educate" all our North West Anglers using this poster...If it saves a Muskie...that can only be a good thing
Last edited by bad esox on Tue Sep 13, 2011 2:06 am, edited 1 time in total.
>----):< A good gamefish is too valuable, to be caught only once.
NW TIGER PAC, Chapter 57 of Muskies, Inc.
NW TIGER PAC, Chapter 57 of Muskies, Inc.
RE:Is it a muskie? Is it a pike?
Wow KUP thanks this is really going to help, the chart is great!KUP wrote:Can you tell the difference? This is a great visual aid to help you decide.
http://nwtigermuskies.org/files/2006KTDPostr.pdf
The link is 2 pages and can be printed to take with you.
Know The Difference cards and posters are compliments of Muskies, Inc. International
Cabela's and Gander Mt.
RE:Is it a muskie? Is it a pike?
You bet, fish2live, glad to help.
But I can't take the credit; that was all put together by Cabelas's and Gander Mt. back in 1986. It was copyrighted, especially the artwork by Virg Beck (see his signature in details). Always like to give the credit to the author of the artwork; they get little pay and even less recognition. Several people have copied it since.
No one seems to be too concerned about pressing the matter; they may assume that good information is good to be circulated. Wonder what Virg's opinion is, eh?
Anyhoo- I have several of these in a nice 4" by 8" format on laminated card stock that are excellent to keep in the boat.
We are going to be in Spokane on the 15th of May- either stop by the Tournament (only $25 to join in the fun) or find us at the Holiday Inn Express in Cheney that night at a "meet and greet" meeting and I will give you some, free.
Good luck out there!
But I can't take the credit; that was all put together by Cabelas's and Gander Mt. back in 1986. It was copyrighted, especially the artwork by Virg Beck (see his signature in details). Always like to give the credit to the author of the artwork; they get little pay and even less recognition. Several people have copied it since.
No one seems to be too concerned about pressing the matter; they may assume that good information is good to be circulated. Wonder what Virg's opinion is, eh?
Anyhoo- I have several of these in a nice 4" by 8" format on laminated card stock that are excellent to keep in the boat.
We are going to be in Spokane on the 15th of May- either stop by the Tournament (only $25 to join in the fun) or find us at the Holiday Inn Express in Cheney that night at a "meet and greet" meeting and I will give you some, free.
Good luck out there!
Last edited by Anonymous on Wed Apr 14, 2010 8:11 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Tiger Muskies are sterile.
You can't keep them under 50 inches:
Let them do their job: Eating N.P.Minnows
You can't keep them under 50 inches:
Let them do their job: Eating N.P.Minnows