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WELCOME to the MUSKY MARAUDERS
THIS
COULD BE YOU!! GET THOSE VACATION REQUESTS IN,
THE NEXT HUNT BEGINS JUNE 14, 2010.

UMA
Deep Diver Donnie VanderBloemen's 46.75" UMA
Winner
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2009 Hunt!!
Brotherhood of the Blade!!
The Annual Marauder Hunt was held Monday
June 15th to Sunday June 21st
The details are within
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ANOTHER MARAUDER HAS FALLEN
Charter member John "Jerk Bait" Ferguson
was taken from us March 30, 2009
Please
share your thoughts
and memories
of Jerk Bait.
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UMA

THE ULTIMATE MARAUDER AWARD
Dedicated to Jim " Ojibwa" Marventano
May 28, 1969 - September 17, 2007
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HERE IT IS.......THE LATEST and GREATEST FROM
THE 2008 HUNT!
How big would
this have been.....had it got
away.........
AND AGAIN.....THIS ONE DIDN'T
COUNT EITHER, BUT WOW........ GREAT FALL
FISH MARABOU!
Musky Marauder History
The Musky Marauders are highly-seasoned muskellunge fishermen that haunt the Northwoods of Wisconsin every year, for an annual hawg hunt. The Hunt combines several activities, primarily
fishing, eating, and
kicking back. There are over 50 Marauders, and each year approximately 35
or 40 of the Marauders make the trip up to Vilas county, Wisconsin. New Marauders are selected using the highest standards, and each Marauder participates in
an extensive initiation process.
The
Ferguson brothers,
Tek Neek Tom,
JerkBait John, and
Marabou Mike, and their longtime friend,
Stalker Steve Diettrich,
founded the
Musky Marauders in 1987. These four men have shaped the Musky Marauders into a fishing
group famous throughout Vilas county for its highly spirited Spring hunt. Marauder colors
are red and black, and Marauders each receive a call name upon initiation. The members
are extremely competitive- each legal musky caught earns members a chance at winning the
annual Ultimate Marauder Award (UMA).
Please see the Official UMA Rules and
Regulations.
Marauders set a high standard for fishing in the Northwoods. All Marauders are catch and release fishermen, preserving the delicate balance of the Northwoods wildlife. Marauders have a respect for nature, and love the wild pristine of the Northwoods of Wisconsin.
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