Top 5 Must have Musky Baits
If you're just getting into musky fishing or an angler looking to add a few baits to your box, musky guide Doug Wegner give his top 5 must-have musky baits. BuckTail/ Cowgirl This bait has probably caught more muskies than any other lure out there. Bucktails/ Cowgirls...
A+ Musky Fishing Lakes
Thanks to stocking efforts, there has been a major increase in available musky fishing lakes for anglers to choose from. Historically musky fishing was limited to eight to ten Midwestern and Northeastern states and a few Canadian providences. Today, muskies are...
The Best All-Around Musky Rod
What's the best all-around musky rod for today's fishing? Muskie fishing has become far more sophisticated in recent years. The equipment that we use is a lot like bass fishing – rods, reels, line, and lures are all designed for specific applications. What St. Croix...
Bucktail Fishing for Muskies (Different Blade Configurations)
There's a lot of different bucktail options on the market these days and they're all great for certain situations. I definitely carry all of them that I think work and I carry some that haven't worked for me yet, but I know I'll use them at a certain point in time....
Topwater Musky – Tips & Tactics (ft. Todays Angler)
Topwater musky fishing can provide some of the most exciting moments in freshwater fishing. Problem is, most folks don't understand just how many applications there are for topwater fishing, including in finesse situations and when the water is very cold. That's where...
Spring Pike Spinnerbait Success
In spring, slow-rolling a spinnerbait through shallow bays and across developing weed flats produces the biggest pike in the lake. Spring pike can be caught on a wide range of baits, but one of the most productive for these shallow water pike is the spinnerbait....
Shore Fishing Pike: Springtime Trophy Pike on Deadbait Rigs
For fishing on bottom with deadbait rigs, use an in-line wire leader, hooking the baitfish behind the head on the treble hook farthest from your sinker. Insert the other treble somewhere into the back or near the tail of the deadbait. Then toss it out, and let it sit....
