| Virginia Musky |
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| Tuesday, 19 November 2013 12:17 |
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Josh "The Wolfman" Dolin checks in with this fine Musky caught in Virginia this week. "I landed this 42 inch, 25 pound beast of a musky from the New River near Blacksburg, Va. She took a live 10" hatchery Rainbow Trout I was free lining while casting bucktails around a deep water hot spot. After a brief battle she was landed in my Malibu X-Factor with the assistance of my good friend Grant Alvis who joined me on our quest for a New River ghost. After long weekend of paddling and casting in the rain and cold this epic weekend couldnt have ended any sweeter. The best part is I captured the hookup, landing, and release from the kayak from start to finish all on video. So I guess its time to start editing!"
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