Cold Weather and Cold Water Muskies
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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
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Old School Jerkbaits
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Musky Trolling Masterclass
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Big Tube Musky Fishing
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Swimbaits Side By Side
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Making Your Own Musky Fishing Bucktails
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Ultimate Musky Fishing Series | Spinnerbaits
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The Lil' Giant Killer
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Deadly Spring Cold Front Musky Tactic
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Burnin Eights
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Win or Lose Musky Fishing
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No More Backlashes - Svivlo Genesis ONE
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Topwater Success After Back-to-Back Losses
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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.
Muskies & Minnow Baits | Fishing With Joe Bucher RELOADED
Llungen Lures 50. Cal
Llungen Lures 50 Cal
Tennessee Musky Fishing | Finding the Pattern During Fall Transition
In musky fishing, October can be the light at the end of the tunnel or the bane of your very existence. For some anglers, a lifetime of knowledge isn’t even enough to guide them through the woes of finding a pattern in October. October can mean so many different things to many different anglers, depending on their relative location to the North or middle of the US as well as the type of waterways they fish. Regardless of where you are located on the map, October is usually a time of transition, so maybe a little information will go a long way to explaining what on earth are Muskies looking for this month.
Musky Lure Replacement Treble Hook Tips
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Steve's Tailgater Spinner Bait
Light Penetration and the Muskies' Enviroment
Light Penetration and the Muskies’ Environment
Muskies Under Pressure: Unravelling Pre and Post Frontal Conditions
To unravel the techniques needed to fish in pre and post frontal conditions, you really need to understand the dynamics of what is taking place below the surface of the water. Muskies, as most fish in the lake, carry around a swim bladder to keep their pressure regulated in a 3-D water filled space. They don’t have their feet planted heavily on the ground like people, so the swim bladder helps dictate their position and comfort in the water column.
Netting Muskies
Crush Mukies on Wave Pounded Rocks
Joe Bucher Outdoors
Jay's Bait of the Week : The KRAKEN
Designed and developed by acclaimed musky guide Steven Paul and the development team at Livingston Lures, the Kraken is a hybrid hard and soft plastic jerk bait intended to specifically target predatory game fish such as pike and musky.
A simple game plan for trolling small blades.
Small Blades for Big Trolling Bites
Where Do Muskies Go After Fall Turnover? Unlocking Winter Fishing Secrets
As the crisp autumn winds whisper through the North Woods, signaling the end of another vibrant fishing season, many anglers find themselves staring at empty waters. The fall turnover has come and gone, transforming the lake into a chilled mystery. Where have all the muskies vanished to? That elusiv
Musky Shop Northwoods Fishing Report: Early November 2025
We hope you're all enjoying a fantastic fall season!Here in the Northwoods of Wisconsin, fall has been spectacular. The vibrant colors of the leaves have been breathtaking, though they're falling fast, and the vivid hues are fading quickly. Nonetheless, fall remains a remarkable season across the co
Roasted Garlic Pheasant
Roasted Garlic PheasantMoreYields: 2-4 ServingsPrep Time: 20 minCook Time: 50-60 minIngredients1 whole pheasant (approx. 2 - 2.5 lbs), giblets removed and patted very dry4 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened4-6 cloves garlic, finely minced or crushed1 teaspoon fresh thyme leaves, chopped1 teaspoon
Netting Muskies
Muskies Under Pressure: Unravelling Pre and Post Frontal Conditions
To unravel the techniques needed to fish in pre and post frontal conditions, you really need to understand the dynamics of what is taking place below the surface of the water. Muskies, as most fish in the lake, carry around a swim bladder to keep their pressure regulated in a 3-D water filled space. They don’t have their feet planted heavily on the ground like people, so the swim bladder helps dictate their position and comfort in the water column.
Musky Lure Replacement Treble Hook Tips
Joe Bucher Outdoors
A simple game plan for trolling small blades.
Small Blades for Big Trolling Bites
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.
Light Penetration and the Muskies' Enviroment
Light Penetration and the Muskies’ Environment
Jay's Bait of the Week : The KRAKEN
Designed and developed by acclaimed musky guide Steven Paul and the development team at Livingston Lures, the Kraken is a hybrid hard and soft plastic jerk bait intended to specifically target predatory game fish such as pike and musky.
Muskies & Minnow Baits | Fishing With Joe Bucher RELOADED
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307: Cold Weather and Cold Water Muskies
This week on the Musky 360 Podcast, hosts Steven Paul and Jay Esse dive into everything you need to know about cold weather and late-season musky fishing. Learn how to prepare your gear and tackle for freezing conditions, the best presentation tactics for both artificial lures and live bait, and ho
