Winter Musky Fishing Rivers | Tips
Winter Musky Fishing Rivers
MUSKY 360 PODCAST Musky Mix Up User Q+A
Winter Musky Fishing Equals Broken Gear.
While musky fishing in January and February might seem like a foreign concept to some, it is a welcomed perk of living in the south. Admittedly the winters in the muskies southern habitat range are generally mild, some years are simply brutal. So far 2024 is not pulling any punches when it comes to bone chilling temps, howling winds and subsequently broken musky gear. So, for the few, the brave, the musky mentally ill crazy enough to be on the water during gale force winds, snow and all-around gnarly conditions let’s look at a few tips to help save your musky gear from damage and most importantly your personal safety on the water.
MUSKY 360 PODCAST: Musky Q+A Plus Steve Herbeck for the Holidays
Crankbaits for Winter Musky
Steven Paul
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
Steven Paul
Old School Jerkbaits
Steven Paul
Musky Trolling Masterclass
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Big Tube Musky Fishing
Steven Paul
Swimbaits Side By Side
Steven Paul
Making Your Own Musky Fishing Bucktails
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Ultimate Musky Fishing Series | Spinnerbaits
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The Lil' Giant Killer
Joe Bucher
Milwaukee Musky Show & Free Shipping @ Musky Shop
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BIG MILLE LACS MUSKY (Breaking Ice)
Doug Wegner
Landing Net 101
Joe Bucher
Ultimate Musky Fishing Series | Big Rubber
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Cast Back Musky Tactics : Joe Bucher
Joe Bucher
Choppy Water Musky Fishing
Steven Paul
WHY to use MINNOW BAITS for MUSKIES!
Chas Martin
53 Inch Ice Fishing Musky
Cast and Conquer
Muskie Strategy: How to Create a Better Game Plan
Moon Phase and NEW Moon Phase by Location
Tweaking Big Rubber Musky Lures
Andy Myer's Lodge | Eagle Lake Ontario Canada
A Historic Trophy Canadian fishing Lodge and Hunting Outfitter
3 Sure-Fire Spots for Big Muskies
3 Sure-Fire Spots for Big Muskies
Early Season Success Might Just be Surface Deep
Time and time again you’ve heard musky experts like Joe Bucher, and others talk about the importance of shallow water and the sun’s thermal effect on muskies during the early part the season. Its undeniable that post spawn muskies will seek refuge in “hot spots” like bays and coves that are at times only slightly warmer than the main lake basins. These “hot spot” muskies rarely venture far from the comfort of the shallow bays until a bit later in the season. But catching these shallow water fish can be frustrating as they are often more finicky than fired up.
Musky 360 PODCAST : Deep Musky Thoughts
Live Imaging Musky Rite-Hite Turret
It is undeniable the impact that live imaging has had on modern musky fishing. From the second I heard grumblings about this new technology I was more than intrigued. The ability to see muskies, but more importantly forage and the bait fish in real time was too much for me to resist. As an early adopter of live imaging on my musky boat I have spent countless hours staring at the screen of my Garmin unit. Cast after cast lures come in but every now and again a musky is in hot pursuit of a client’s presentation and the ability to give them a few seconds early warning has become invaluable.
Muskie Strategy: How to Create a Better Game Plan
Muskie Strategy and Tactics
Sunset Shallow Raider
Sizzling hot! Super deadly! A sure-fire bet stained water killer!
Bobbie Baits Muksy Dive and Rive : Jay's Bait of the Week
Bobbie Baits
Navigating the Northwoods of Wisconsin on Snowmobile: Best Places to Visit
The Northwoods of Wisconsin is a winter paradise for snowmobilers, boasting over 25,000 miles of groomed trails across the state, with some of the finest and most scenic riding in the Midwest concentrated in the northern regions. This area, particularly Oneida and Vilas counties, offers nearly 2,000
Merry Christmas From Musky Shop
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Ultimate Guide to Ice Fishing for Crappie
Ice fishing for crappie offers thrilling action, especially when targeting suspended schools in deeper water during mid-winter. Start by researching state wildlife agency websites or fishing reports to identify lakes and ponds known for crappie populations. Check for trophy fish records or stocking
Live Imaging Musky Rite-Hite Turret
It is undeniable the impact that live imaging has had on modern musky fishing. From the second I heard grumblings about this new technology I was more than intrigued. The ability to see muskies, but more importantly forage and the bait fish in real time was too much for me to resist. As an early adopter of live imaging on my musky boat I have spent countless hours staring at the screen of my Garmin unit. Cast after cast lures come in but every now and again a musky is in hot pursuit of a client’s presentation and the ability to give them a few seconds early warning has become invaluable.
Bobbie Baits Muksy Dive and Rive : Jay's Bait of the Week
Bobbie Baits
Musky 360 PODCAST : Deep Musky Thoughts
3 Sure-Fire Spots for Big Muskies
3 Sure-Fire Spots for Big Muskies
Muskie Strategy: How to Create a Better Game Plan
Muskie Strategy and Tactics
Early Season Success Might Just be Surface Deep
Time and time again you’ve heard musky experts like Joe Bucher, and others talk about the importance of shallow water and the sun’s thermal effect on muskies during the early part the season. Its undeniable that post spawn muskies will seek refuge in “hot spots” like bays and coves that are at times only slightly warmer than the main lake basins. These “hot spot” muskies rarely venture far from the comfort of the shallow bays until a bit later in the season. But catching these shallow water fish can be frustrating as they are often more finicky than fired up.
Andy Myer's Lodge | Eagle Lake Ontario Canada
A Historic Trophy Canadian fishing Lodge and Hunting Outfitter
Sunset Shallow Raider
Sizzling hot! Super deadly! A sure-fire bet stained water killer!
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313: Holiday Hangover Musky Q+A
On this week's Musky 360 Podcast, downscan, live scope, verticle jigging and cold water for muskies. Plus Q&A and overcoming wild weather In a year end Musky fishing Podcast with host Steven Paul and co-host Jay Esse. www.TennesseeMuskyFishing.com
