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Rank: Super Fly  Joined: 7/25/2011 Posts: 2,726 Location: Sussex Wisconsin
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I saw these in the store the other night and had a little chuckle. And then I thought about those monster Trout some of you catch in the middle of the night. Wonder if a big Brown Trout would eat one of these? Suicide Duck  3D Rat  Both are from Savage Gear and available at Cabelas. -Bill “You'll never look back on your life and wish you had spent more time in the office." -- Brian Trautman, Captain SV Delos
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Rank: Dragon Fly  Joined: 9/18/2014 Posts: 1,232 Location: Prairie Du Sac, WI
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I have personally witnessed a large fish take a duckling on the WI River, likely a big pike or musky. It was a crazy scene.
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Rank: Stone Fly  Joined: 5/13/2014 Posts: 752 Location: Mpls
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I saw a pig largemouth take a duckling on a golf course pond in FL once. It definitely happens...not sure if it'd be effective at night for trout, but you never know. A bad day of fishing is better than a good day of work. ~Author Unknown
Modern Translation, with respect for the Notorious B.I.G. : "Fuck Money, Get Fishes"
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Rank: Super Fly Joined: 7/25/2011 Posts: 2,726 Location: Sussex Wisconsin
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Ever seen a Bullfrog eat a bird? -Bill “You'll never look back on your life and wish you had spent more time in the office." -- Brian Trautman, Captain SV Delos
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Rank: Midge  Joined: 5/23/2013 Posts: 63 Location: Eagan, MN
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I've seen a bullfrog eat a baby duckling. No joke. Totally messed up my childhood.
We use the SPRO Rat up at the cabin. It catches monster bass.
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Rank: Caddis Fly  Joined: 2/26/2015 Posts: 218 Location: WI
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I have caught fish on both already. We cant keep these on our shelves at work. Big bass on the mouse and pike on the ducks. Get after it guys they're a blast.
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Rank: Midge  Joined: 3/7/2017 Posts: 59 Location: SE MN
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My first thought is that the hooks might be too big, although one could think of it as a "you must be this tall to ride" type of restriction.
I've done well with browns on a Z-Man finesse TRD, which is allegedly a great bass lure (looks like a stubby-ass senko), but it's also only 3" long between the jighead and the plastic.
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Rank: May Fly  Joined: 9/20/2015 Posts: 362 Location: La Crosse, WI
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Here's another video of a fish taking a duck. Not the best video, so you kind of have to focus in closely on the ducks. ============= Curt Rees Coulee Region Trout Unlimited Catch fish, have a good time, protect the resource. CRTU FacebookCRTU Instagram
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Rank: Midge  Joined: 6/27/2016 Posts: 29 Location: St. Paul
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Haha! Got me at 7 am. Almost spit my coffee on the screen
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Rank: Caddis Fly  Joined: 11/29/2016 Posts: 127 Location: New Berlin, WI
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I was fishing in a canoe, for crappies, on a large lake known for Muskies. We are floating a drop off with some over hanging branches out over the water. There was a clump of acorns towards the end of this particular branch. A squirrel would crawl out the branch and the top would just dip into the water, causing the squirrel to scurry back. After about 4 or 5 tries, the squirrel got brave and got pretty far out on the branch. BAMM!!!@A huge Muskie comes out of the water and the squirrel was gone, branch just shaking! Holy smokes, what an incredible thing to witness. About 30 seconds later the Muskie came up out of the water and put some more acorns on the branch!!!  "So what is big is not always the Trout nor the Deer but the chance, the being there. And what is full is not necessarily the creel nor the freezer, but the memory." ~ Aldo Leopold
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