The annual MI50 spring auction supporting musky fishing in Eastern PA is CLOSED. Raised $5128.00 which will be used for advanced fingerlings this fall! THANK YOU ALL!
This fundraiser will run from April 27th to May 7th, 2015
Auction Information and Rules are posted on the MI50 site. Remember you must be a registered user on our message board to view and bid on any lots.
Simply put, this auction is AMAZING. Clearly the biggest and best we have ever put together, the list of bait makers, guides and other lots rivals any auction ever assembled.We have assembled a veritable who’s who of custom baits. This year’s auction has baits and trips donated from…
Jeremy Wagner, Tuscarora Tackle
Mark Smith, Smuttly Dog
Brian Soares, BCS Customs
Scott Curtin, Iraizor Action Lure BarFighter
Anthony Ashby, Hot Tail Gliders
Andy Zomcik, Fat A.Z. Lures
Matt Gillispie
Grandma Lures
Bob Mignano B.M. Lures
Steve Pray
Marshall’s Custom Tackle
Hirsch’s Ghottails
Dinver McLure
Brian Richterkessing of the Lure Foundry
Brad Bohen Primo Tails
Jim Dembiec
St. Croix Rods
FishHard Clothing
Red Childress, Allegheny Guide Service
Larry Jones, Buffalo Harbor
Matt “Catfish” Firestein/Whopper Stopper Guide Service
Pat Briere’s Muskie Charter Guide Service
Mark Nicholas, Mark Nicholas Guide Service
Cory Allen, Tennessee Valley Musky Authority
Member’s Private Collections
Check often as new items will be added as they are received!
The auction is held each year to help the Penn-Jersey Chapter of Muskies Inc (MI50) raise money to improve the local fishery in South Eastern PA. This is mainly accomplished by purchasing advanced fingerling Muskies (12”-20”) and stocking them into local lakes. Thus far the emphasis has been on Marsh Creek Lake in Chester County where the club has built a viable and flourishing pure bred Musky population. Stocking started in 2005 and we now have fish approaching 45” in the lake. Given the success we have had on this body of water, the club has moved on to other bodies of water while still maintaining the fishery at Marsh Creek. These lakes include Lake Nockamixon, where the club did an initial first year base stocking of 1200 14-20” Wisconsin barred advanced yearlings in the fall of 2012, with continued advanced pure stocking occurring in 2013, 2014. This can only be accomplished by raising as much money as possible through auctions like this,sport show participation, club events such as “guide for a day” and the club’s coop, partnership with Cabela’s and the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission.
Thanks again for your support of the MI50 Penn-Jersey Chapter of Muskies Inc. With your support are truly making a difference for musky anglers in Eastern PA!
