MUSKY 360 PODCAST: Everything Matters for More Muskies
Winter Musky Fishing Rivers | Tips
Winter Musky Fishing Rivers
Jigging Winter Muskies
Cold Weather Equals Vertical Jigging
Winterizing & Protecting Your Musky Fishing Rods/Reels!
As the fishing season is winding down in the North Woods and people turn their attentions to hunting and warm fires, remember to take all of that fantastic gear you bought and store it right! Throwing your pole in the garage is a thing of the past when a nice super reel and rod might cost hundreds of dollars. We need to take the time to winterize our treasured sidearm and keep it in pristine condition for years to come. Here are some inside scoops on preserving your rod and reel with some tips from the Musky Shop!
Supernatural PowerLock
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LIVINGSTON LURES FLIPPER 1 MUSKY BAIT, 3 PRESENTATIONS
54 or Bust
In-depth and underwater with the LIVINGSTON LURES MUSTANG
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Live Sucker Muskie Fishing
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Old School Jerkbaits
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Musky Trolling Masterclass
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Big Tube Musky Fishing
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Swimbaits Side By Side
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Making Your Own Musky Fishing Bucktails
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Ultimate Musky Fishing Series | Spinnerbaits
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The Lil' Giant Killer
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Deadly Spring Cold Front Musky Tactic
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Burnin Eights
New Musky Gear 2025
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Fine-Tuning Your Figure 8
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MUSKY! Secrets to Taming the DOUBLE 10 Fatigue
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Pro Move !!!
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Kraken Master Class
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Milwaukee Musky Show & Free Shipping @ Musky Shop
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Kraken New for 2024
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Tweaking Big Rubber Musky Lures
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Fall Transition and Lake Turnover EXPLAINED
Bait of the Week | River Run Shark
River Run Shark
Jay's Bait of the Week | Savage Gear
Savage Gear 3D Crosstail Sucker
Next Level Braid : New Musky Line
While the vast majority of gear conversations regarding musky fishing revolve around rods, reels, and above all else lures, the line you choose to use might be the most important component of your musky fishing experience. There is NO WORSE FEELING than putting in the time and effort to pursue, hook, and attempt to land a musky only to have your line fail—and let me tell you it happens.
Small Details Equals More Muskies
In today’s world of advanced angling tactics and high tech gear that is now available to musky anglers, it sometimes becomes easy to forget the little things that are important for us to be consistently successful on the water. These small, yet very important, details I will be discussing in this article are every bit as important as your lure selection, lake selection, or choice of boat, etc. Let’s face it, many of us who have careers, that do not enable us to be on the water full time, need to keep sharp when it comes to the small details in order to consistently boat muskies year in and year out. When our actual “on the water” time is somewhat limited due to our work or family schedules, it becomes imperative that we stay on top of our game by paying close attention to many of the smaller but very important details that ultimately make or break our success when it comes to landing more muskies each year.
Bull Dawg and Medussa Basics
There is no question that big rubber baits put muskies in the net.
Deadly Spring Cold Front Musky Tactic
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Southern Musky Fishing | Cold Water Musky Tactics
Southern Musky Fishing | Cold Water Musky Tactics
Joe's Musky Report : Season Opener Musky 360 Podcast
How to handle a Musky (THE RIGHT WAY)
Crankbait Tuning Made EASY!
Joe Bucher Outdoors
Sharpen Your Skills : Timber and Laydowns
While fishing timber for muskies is an ominipresent option in the South, the effectiveness of targeting timber across the entirety of the muskie's habit range can not be overstated. From Tennessee to Canada, if there is standing timber, logs, and laydowns, then there will be muskies. Timber and laydowns are a stationary type of cover that hungry muskies use as an ambush point regardless of season. These partially or fully submerged pieces of wood are something savy musky anglers know they can count on early in the season or during lean years when vegetation is lacking.
The Muskies Enviroment
The Muskies’ Environment
Beginner’s Guide to Ice Fishing 2025: Tips for First-Timers in the North Woods
As the final muskellunge of fall are landed and the North Woods fall silent under fresh snow, a new season begins—the hush of winter and the thrill of hard-water fishing. If you’ve never drilled a hole through a frozen lake and felt that unmistakable tug from below, this is your year to start. Here’
Tender Deer Backstrap with Braised Leeks
Tender Deer Backstrap with Braised LeeksThis preparation ensures a beautifully seared backstrap that stays tender, complemented by the mild, savory sweetness of braised leeks.IngredientsI. For the Deer Backstrap (Venison)1 - 1.5 lbs Deer Backstrap (Loin), trimmed of all silver skin1 tsp Kosher Salt1
Happy Thanksgiving from The Musky Shop
🦃🍁🍁🍂Happy Thanksgiving from The Musky ShopFrom all of us at The Musky Shop, we want to wish each of you a very Happy Thanksgiving and say thank you—truly thank you—for your business and support. We greatly appreciate every one of you.For me, Thanksgiving is a special time to reflect on the past year
Bull Dawg and Medussa Basics
There is no question that big rubber baits put muskies in the net.
Small Details Equals More Muskies
In today’s world of advanced angling tactics and high tech gear that is now available to musky anglers, it sometimes becomes easy to forget the little things that are important for us to be consistently successful on the water. These small, yet very important, details I will be discussing in this article are every bit as important as your lure selection, lake selection, or choice of boat, etc. Let’s face it, many of us who have careers, that do not enable us to be on the water full time, need to keep sharp when it comes to the small details in order to consistently boat muskies year in and year out. When our actual “on the water” time is somewhat limited due to our work or family schedules, it becomes imperative that we stay on top of our game by paying close attention to many of the smaller but very important details that ultimately make or break our success when it comes to landing more muskies each year.
Sharpen Your Skills : Timber and Laydowns
While fishing timber for muskies is an ominipresent option in the South, the effectiveness of targeting timber across the entirety of the muskie's habit range can not be overstated. From Tennessee to Canada, if there is standing timber, logs, and laydowns, then there will be muskies. Timber and laydowns are a stationary type of cover that hungry muskies use as an ambush point regardless of season. These partially or fully submerged pieces of wood are something savy musky anglers know they can count on early in the season or during lean years when vegetation is lacking.
Crankbait Tuning Made EASY!
Joe Bucher Outdoors
Jay's Bait of the Week | Savage Gear
Savage Gear 3D Crosstail Sucker
The Muskies Enviroment
The Muskies’ Environment
Southern Musky Fishing | Cold Water Musky Tactics
Southern Musky Fishing | Cold Water Musky Tactics
Deadly Spring Cold Front Musky Tactic
Joe Bucher Outdoors
Musky 360 User Photos
309: Everything is Everthing All the Time
On this week’s Musky 360 Podcast, host Steven Paul and co host Jay Esse break down the real keys to getting muskies to eat. The episode digs into directional changes, mid cast triggers, strike mechanics, and practical musky fishing tips taken directly from listener questions. If you want proven ways
