Musky 360 Canada Podcast Joe Cooper and Danny Herbeck Winter Update
MUSKY 360 PODCAST | Plowing Through Winter Q+A
Big Fish Battle Tactics
Musky battle tactics and the actual sequence of rod movements one should execute during a musky battle are rarely discussed inside the pages of an article even though this often has a bearing on both keeping the fish hooked as well as getting it in easy net range.
Southern Muskies and Cold Water January and February Muskie Fishing
Southern Muskies and Cold Water
2026 New Musky Gear
Musky Shop TV
Big Action Baits FLUTTER GLIDE
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MUSKY FISHING through the storms of EAGLE LAKE
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Missed fish, hard lessons and a FIRST TIGER MUSKY
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WIND, BAIT & MUSKY on Eagle Lake
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When the MUSKY PATTERN becomes SHARED
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Where MUSKIES SETTLE as SUMMER begins
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Exploring New MUSKY Water with No Expectations
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The Early Season TIGER MUSKY that made the plan clear
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Early Season MUSKY Pattern: Why the Rocks Produced
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When MUSKY FISHING Doesn’t Go to Plan (Lessons from a Skunk)
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Before the First Cast: Opening a Musky Season on the Shield
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317: Musky Road Show Slop Fest
Dude! That Fish is Toast!
Joe Bucher
Rick's MONSTER 48.5 Inch Northwoods Musky
Chas Martin
Top Water Terror
Joe Bucher
Ice Fishing Musky (Saint Lawrence River Strain Beauty)
Cast and Conquer
Joe's Alternative Game Plan in Cold Fronts
Joe Bucher
WIND, BAIT & MUSKY on Eagle Lake
54 of Bust
Tricks That Make A Minnow Bait Deadly
Joe Bucher
Wisconsin Musky Fishing Green Bay Tributaries
Burnin Eights
Ice Fishing Musky (Saint Lawrence River Strain Beauty)
Cast and Conquer
Wisconsin Musky Fishing Green Bay Tributaries
Burnin Eights
Rick's MONSTER 48.5 Inch Northwoods Musky
Chas Martin
Joe's Alternative Game Plan in Cold Fronts
Joe Bucher
Top Water Terror
Joe Bucher
Dude! That Fish is Toast!
Joe Bucher
Tricks That Make A Minnow Bait Deadly
Joe Bucher
WIND, BAIT & MUSKY on Eagle Lake
54 of Bust
Musky Fishing 101 : Improve Your Skills
Fall Trolling Basics
Steve Herbeck's Topwater Tricks and Tactics
Steve Herbeck's Topwater Tricks and Tactics
Steve Herbeck is a musky fishing legend, celebrated for his passion for topwater lures and his key role in designing the Big Makk from Livingston Lures. I recently sat down with Steve to explore what makes this topwater lure a game-changer, his expert tips for musky fishing on the Canadian Shield Lakes, and how anglers can master topwater techniques. Here’s what he shared.
Fall Trolling Basics
As we venture further into the crisp sunrises and sunsets of fall, one thing comes to my obsessive muskie mind…Trolling. While fall casting can be fantastic, those in the know are already starting to dial in their fall trolling patterns and gearing up for the super bites that happen the further, we edge towards winter’s grasp. I have said it before and will say it yet again, if trolling isn’t a part of your musky game plan you are an incomplete angler. If you fall into the camp of those that don’t troll, put down the casting rod for just a bit as we explore some of the basics of what you need to start dialing in on fall musky trolling.
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.
Musky Fishing 101 : Improve Your Skills
Improve Your Skills For More Muskies
New for 2026: The Livingston Triple Threat
Critter. Menace. Banshee.Livingston Lures is set to release not one but three new musky baits for early 2026, designed by professional musky guide and lure designer Steven Paul. The Critter, Menace, and Banshee represent three distinct musky fishing strike-inducing solutions built for modern musky f
Beneath the Ice: How Winter Changes Musky Behavior
Not unlike your boat, muskellunge winterize too as temperatures drop and lakes undergo a dramatic shift beneath the surface. As ice creeps across northern waters, wind-driven mixing comes to a halt, sunlight fades, and the lake settles into a season-long state of stability. Cold, low-density water r
Musky Shop Northwoods Fishing Report: Late January 2026
We hope everyone enjoyed a wonderful Christmas season and is off to a strong start in the new year!Ice fishing in the Minocqua, Wisconsin area has been exceptional so far this season. Current ice conditions are very solid, with most lakes boasting 20 inches or more of safe, reliable ice—perfect for
Steve Herbeck's Topwater Tricks and Tactics
Steve Herbeck is a musky fishing legend, celebrated for his passion for topwater lures and his key role in designing the Big Makk from Livingston Lures. I recently sat down with Steve to explore what makes this topwater lure a game-changer, his expert tips for musky fishing on the Canadian Shield Lakes, and how anglers can master topwater techniques. Here’s what he shared.
Musky Fishing 101 : Improve Your Skills
Improve Your Skills For More Muskies
Fall Trolling Basics
As we venture further into the crisp sunrises and sunsets of fall, one thing comes to my obsessive muskie mind…Trolling. While fall casting can be fantastic, those in the know are already starting to dial in their fall trolling patterns and gearing up for the super bites that happen the further, we edge towards winter’s grasp. I have said it before and will say it yet again, if trolling isn’t a part of your musky game plan you are an incomplete angler. If you fall into the camp of those that don’t troll, put down the casting rod for just a bit as we explore some of the basics of what you need to start dialing in on fall musky trolling.
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.
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