Brian Skaife Lands 51.75″ Musky at Eagle Lake Lodge

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Eagle Lake Musky
This morning at Brian Skaife from Janesville, Wisconsin caught a big Musky at Colegrove's Eagle Lake Lodge

EAGLE LAKE – Many fishermen and women seek out the Musky. This morning at Brian Skaife from Janesville, Wisconsin caught a big Musky at Colegrove’s Eagle Lake Lodge. Skaife was using his own bait from Esox Assault EA 10FA. The 51.75″ long fish weighs about forty pounds.

Using 60 pound test line with a 100 pound leader, he managed to boat this monster fish.

Colegrove’s Eagle Lake Lodge is a beautiful drive-to lodge with lakefront modern cabins and provide excellent accommodations for fisherman and families, with a relaxing atmosphere in a true Canadian setting.

Eagle Lake offers a challenge to the fisherman. Record Muskie have been taken from the lake. Fishermen (and women) can cast or troll for this fierce fighter as well as for Walleye, Northern Pike or Smallmouth Bass.

Map to Eagle Lake LodgeColegrove’s Eagle Lake Lodge is a family owned and operated fishing/hunting lodge looking forward to the start of our 30th season. The Lodge offers full American Plan packages as well as Housekeeping packages. They offer: prime small mouth, walleye, northern and musky fishing. In the fall, moose, deer, bear,duck and grouse hunting.
Deluxe cabins starting at $900USD per week, along with exceptional service, accommodations & fine food.

Eagle Lake Lodge lies deep within the Canadian Shield, a land of water, rugged wilderness and wildlife. Your adventure begins at Eagle Lake Lodge, Ontario located on the northern shores of the world-famous Eagle Lake. It is one of the largest and most popular vacation destinations in central Canada. Located 120 miles north of the International Falls, MN border.

You can take good black top roads all the way to our main lodge doorstep. Colegrove’s Eagle Lake Lodge is located on the northeast shore and looks out on Swanson Island.

Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources says, “Ontario’s muskie fishing is so phenomenal, that it is not a question of whether Ontario will produce the next world record, but exactly when and where in the province it will happen. World-class fish are caught every year from several water bodies. In other areas not known for producing record-breaking fish, seasoned muskie anglers just laugh when they hear their favorite gamefish referred to “as the fish of a thousand casts”. Careful management utilizing high minimum size limits, very low possession limits and a strong catch and release ethic among anglers, will help Ontario remain as the world’s premier muskie destination”.

The Ontario Record 65 lbs. (29.48 kg)

For more information Email: eaglelakelodge@gmail.com or phone 1 888 755 3245.

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