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
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
10 MUSKIES IN ONE DAY! (VIOLENT THUNDER STORMS)
Doug Wegner
The BEST Back-of-the-Boat Bait In Thick WEEDS
Joe Bucher
Livingston Lures Magnus
Steven Paul
The Musky Report
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Trolling for Fall Muskies - Eagle River, Wisconsin
Chas Martin
Deadly Spring Cold Front Musky Tactic
Joe Bucher
POTBELLY Musky BLIND-STRIKES in the Figure-8
Chas Martin
Musky Shop : PB Muskies
Musky Shop
Tweaking Big Rubber Musky Lures
Muskie Strategy: How to Create a Better Game Plan
Fall Transition and Lake Turnover EXPLAINED
Musky Mapping
Musky 360 Podcast: Musky Moon Phase & More with Danny Herbeck
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.
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.
How to Sharpen a Hook
Take a Hard Look at Rock Reefs
My obsession with crankin’ rocks for muskies began years ago while guiding a couple long time clients from Kansas and on the first day of our annual 3-day musky hunt, we were greeted with some of the nastiest conditions imaginable! Air temps had dropped a solid 15 degrees and a stiff Northeast wind, gusting to 25 mph, informed me that twitching small minnowbaits in the weeds, such the Bucher baby ShallowRaider, might be our only ticket. Luckily my plan worked and we were able to put a nice musky on the board along with a couple lunker northerns.
Winter Musky Fishing Rivers | Tips
Winter Musky Fishing Rivers
Tannic Water Musky Fishing: Dialing in on Dark Water
Tannic Water Musky Fishing: How to Target Muskies in Tannic Lakes
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.
You’ve Got A Follow! Now What?
Several of my most recent youtube videos have featured comeback/castback tactics with Musky 360 editor Steven Paul and Tyler Andrews, The Musky Guru. Consequently, a deeper conversation about these techniques and strategy is in order. Musky anglers are really the only group of freshwater anglers that refer often to follows as part of their overall fishing experience on any given day. The musky follow is certainly a huge part of the sport’s dialogue for sure, but it can also become a key tactical strategy once you fully understand how to capitalize on it. Here’s how I attack it.
Early Summer Topwater Muskies
Joe Bucher Outdoors
Dialing in on a Trolling bite: Four Core Elements to Success
Dialing in on a Trolling bite: Four Core Elements to Success
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
Musky Shop Northwoods Lake of the Month: Big Carr Lake
Though time on the water is shortening for some, those willing to brave colder weather might have a few more days in the 40s to find a late-season musky bite.With that in mind, our Lake of the Month will carry you through winter with great ice fishing, too, when musky season runs out.Big Carr Lake w
Musky Shop Northwoods Fishing Report: Late November 2025
Fishing in the Northwoods of Wisconsin is still pretty darn good right now. There aren’t nearly as many anglers on the water as we’ll see heading into mid-to-late November. Many fishermen put the boat away and trade it for a tree stand, but a few die-hards—like several of us here at the Musky Shop—k
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 360 Podcast: Musky Moon Phase & More with Danny Herbeck
Musky Mapping
Early Summer Topwater Muskies
Joe Bucher Outdoors
Winter Musky Fishing Rivers | Tips
Winter Musky Fishing Rivers
Dialing in on a Trolling bite: Four Core Elements to Success
Dialing in on a Trolling bite: Four Core Elements to Success
You’ve Got A Follow! Now What?
Several of my most recent youtube videos have featured comeback/castback tactics with Musky 360 editor Steven Paul and Tyler Andrews, The Musky Guru. Consequently, a deeper conversation about these techniques and strategy is in order. Musky anglers are really the only group of freshwater anglers that refer often to follows as part of their overall fishing experience on any given day. The musky follow is certainly a huge part of the sport’s dialogue for sure, but it can also become a key tactical strategy once you fully understand how to capitalize on it. Here’s how I attack it.
How to Sharpen a Hook
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
