MUSKY360 PODCAST: Shield Lake Shakedown with Glenn McDonald
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
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
Musky 360
Big Tube Musky Fishing
Steven Paul
Swimbaits Side By Side
Steven Paul
Making Your Own Musky Fishing Bucktails
Musky 360
Ultimate Musky Fishing Series | Spinnerbaits
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The Lil' Giant Killer
Joe Bucher
Deadly Spring Cold Front Musky Tactic
Joe Bucher
Night Bite Musky
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Joe Bucher/Musky 360- Summer Musky Fishing
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Musky Shop Essential Questions! Answered!
Musky Shop
Guide to Rubber Baits
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MUSKY! Secrets to Taming the DOUBLE 10 Fatigue
Joe Bucher
Night Fishing For Muskys (Northern Wisconsin Trip)
Burnin Eights
Joe Bucher Figure 8 Tips
Joe Bucher
Ice Fishing Musky DOUBLE TROUBLE (Giants on Underwater Camera)
Cast & Conquer
Tweaking Big Rubber Musky Lures
Muskie Strategy: How to Create a Better Game Plan
Fall Transition and Lake Turnover EXPLAINED
Musky Aquatic Vegetation Guide
Broad-leaf Pondweeds "Cabbage"
Summer Muskies & Side Imaging
How many times have we all left the water after a tough muskie hunt thinking, “wow… I couldn’t even raise a single fish to the boat!” The answer to that question is MANY TIMES! It is the nature of our sport and the fact that we are chasing the most challenging freshwater fish to catch in the world. But, with the advent of Side Imaging technology, all of this is now changing in incredible ways! I no longer count the total number of muskie follows by just the ones I saw PHYSICALLY chase a lure to the boat but instead I now include the ones I see on the computer screen too! And these “SI” follows, as I call them, are just as valuable as seeing one with your own eyes.
Musky 360 PODCAST : Deep Musky Thoughts
Winter Musky Fishing Rivers | Tips
Winter Musky Fishing Rivers
Bait of the Week | River Run Shark
River Run Shark
Cold Weather, Cold Fronts, and Deep-Water Muskies
After the fall turnover, when the turmoil of turnover lake soup settles, you might be asking yourself where have all the muskies gone. All of the sudden, the water starts to get super chilly, and it seems like the fish have all but disappeared. A lot of fishermen ask themselves these same questions and the answer is easier to understand than you might believe, it just requires a little science to get back on track.
Musky Release 101 : Handle with Care
Must Have Musky Tools
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.
Trigger More Musky Strikes
BLADE BAITS
Depth Raider
There were many reasons for the design of the original DepthRaider, but none as simple as wanting to get a lure down to that special depth zone few conventional musky lures reach. This depth zone is not necessarily that deep. It’s just a tad deeper than the rest of the lures go on a typical cast. To be specific, the 7 to 12 foot range is virtually untouched by most musky anglers using a casting style presentation. The 8" DepthRaider was designed to tap into muskies at this range.
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.
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
Jigging Winter Muskies
Cold Weather Equals Vertical Jigging
Musky Fishing 101 : The Beginners Guide
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Back in Black : Stop Overthinking Color to Bust a Slump
Everyday on the water the question of Musky Lure Color inevitability comes up.
Chas Martin Seminar : The Art of Fishing Deep Diving Crankbaits
Premier Powersports & Marine
Rattle Hawg Musky Lure
Rattle Hawg
Winter Musky Fishing Rivers | Tips
Winter Musky Fishing Rivers
Weagle Walk the Dog Topwater
Suick Weagle
Musky 360 Podcast : Musky Mortality : Biologist Jordan Weeks
Musky 360 User Photos
310: Shield Lake Shakedown with Glen McDonald
In this episode of the Musky 360 Podcast, we sit down with Glenn McDonald from 54 or Bust for an in-depth look at Canadian monster musky fishing. Glenn breaks down big-fish patterns, seasonal movements, and the tactics that consistently put true giants in the net across Canada’s premier musky waters
