Nicholas Colangelo was ice fishing in northwest Pennsylvania last week when he pulled out a big surprise: a massive, 53-inch musky.
"The fight was 30 minutes long, I didn't see the fish for the first time until the 10-minute mark!" Mark said. "For the next 20 [minutes] this fish would take off on 60-feet runs each time I got it near the hole—eventually got it by the [gill] plate and landed the biggest fish of my life.” Colangelo was using a three-inch shiner. He posed for a few photos with friend Luke Wholey, and then released the fish.
Tuesday, February 17, 2015 - 09:56
Today's a good day to go ice fishing, huh?
Nicholas Colangelo was ice fishing in northwest Pennsylvania last week when he pulled out a big surprise: a massive, 53-inch musky.
"The fight was 30 minutes long, I didn't see the fish for the first time until the 10-minute mark!" Mark said. "For the next 20 [minutes] this fish would take off on 60-feet runs each time I got it near the hole—eventually got it by the [gill] plate and landed the biggest fish of my life.” Colangelo was using a three-inch shiner. He posed for a few photos with friend Luke Wholey, and then released the fish.
Nicholas Colangelo was ice fishing in northwest Pennsylvania last week when he pulled out a big surprise: a massive, 53-inch musky.
"The fight was 30 minutes long, I didn't see the fish for the first time until the 10-minute mark!" Mark said. "For the next 20 [minutes] this fish would take off on 60-feet runs each time I got it near the hole—eventually got it by the [gill] plate and landed the biggest fish of my life.” Colangelo was using a three-inch shiner. He posed for a few photos with friend Luke Wholey, and then released the fish.