MUSKY 360 PODCAST: Musky Adjustments
Canada Musky 360 Podcast: Pre Season Warm Up
Musky 360 Podcast: Early Season Sermon
What Muskies Eat: How Big, How Much, and Where?
What Muskies Eat: How Big, How Much, and Where?
Lunar Lunge Secrets
Joe Bucher
How to Troll Musky with Planer Boards
Musky Shop TV
Tennessee Musky Fishing: Big Fork Musky Fishing
Steven Paul
Joe Bucher: Midday Topwater
Joe Bucher
Joe Bucher: Tactical Musky
Joe Bucher
Tennessee Musky Fishing: Livingston Kraken Cast to Catch
Steven Paul
Joe Bucher: Show Stopper Whopper
Joe Bucher
Joe Bucher: Show Stopper Whopper
Joe Bucher
Joe Bucher: Boat Side Musky Mayhem
Joe Bucher
Joe Bucher: Glide Baits Tips and Tricks
Joe Bucher
Musky Trolling Game Paln
Musky 360
Guide to Musky Spinnerbaits
Musky 360
8 Musky Day LOTW
Doug Wegner
Topwater Muskies
Chas Martin
October Musky in Northern Wisconsin
Chas Martin
Finding a Way to Win!
Chas Martin
VIOLENT BOAT-SIDE STRIKE (4 FISH DAY IN MINNESOTA)
Doug Wegner
Toe to Toe with a Tiger!
Joe Bucher
Muskie Bites On 2nd Time Around Reef
Chas Martin
Musky Shop Essential Questions! Answered!
Musky Shop
Beyond the Catch: Mastering Musky Handling and Post-Release Care
Moon Phase Update Infomation
Musky Mapping
Musky Lures Color and Comfirmation Bias?
Choosing the “right” color musky lure is an age-old question that keeps getting more and more convoluted as each winter brings forth an onslaught of new and custom colors. And without question these custom and new colors come with the promise of amazing results attached. While it might sound jaded, I have always asked what I feel to be an obvious question “If these custom color where so great, wouldn’t they make them all year long?”
Muskies in High Wind
Livingston Lures
How to handle a Musky (THE RIGHT WAY)
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.
Crazy Musky Action : Lake of the Woods
Have you ever had one of those special days where it seemed like you could do no wrong? Like the musky Gods just said okay you have put in your time here ya go. I was lucky enough to have one of those special days this last summer with my good friend Jace Loge on Lake of The Woods. Let's get into how it all came together and the things that made this day great.
Jigging Winter Muskies
Cold Weather Equals Vertical Jigging
Next Level Braid : New Musky Line
While the vast majority of gear conversations regarding musky fishing revolve around rods, reels, and above all else lures, the line you choose to use might be the most important component of your musky fishing experience. There is NO WORSE FEELING than putting in the time and effort to pursue, hook, and attempt to land a musky only to have your line fail—and let me tell you it happens.
Early Fall Muskies | A few quick thoughts.
Early Fall Transition
Cold Water Crankbaits
Cold Water Equals Crankbaits
Maximizing Lipless Cranks During the Early Season
Rat-L-Traps and a variety of other lures that fall into the class of lipless crank baits have been a post spawn staple for savvy muskie anglers for many decades. It is common knowledge that muskies gravitate to smaller presentations during the post spawn period and rattle baits fit this profile to a tee. While rattle lures are relatively simple in their design, a hollow plastic body jam packed with bb’s, their versatility can’t be denied.
The Complete Guide to Musky Fishing
Musky Shop
BIG Musky! Last Spot at Last Light!
Joe Bucher Outdoors
Spring Musky Fishing: Top Baits to Land the Big Ones
Spring is a prime time for musky fishing, as these elusive predators become more active in warming waters. However, cooler temperatures and changing conditions require a strategic approach with smaller, versatile lures to entice lethargic muskies. Based on insights from Musky Shop Anglers, here’s a
Musky Shop Northwoods Fishing Report: Late April
Spring Fishing Update in MinocquaWinter is finally behind us, and it's time to hit the waters for some fishing in the Minocqua area. Many anglers have already started, and we're seeing more boats on the water. While the game fish season in Northern Wisconsin remains closed, fishing for crappies and
Top Musky Reels Compared: Svivlo Genesis One vs Shimano and Daiwa Heavyweights
Musky fishing demands gear that can take a beating and keep casting — over and over again. When it comes to reels, you're looking for power, durability, and comfort over long sessions. Here’s a breakdown of how these top-tier musky reels compare.1. Svivlo Genesis OneSpecs & Features:Slightly smaller
Next Level Braid : New Musky Line
While the vast majority of gear conversations regarding musky fishing revolve around rods, reels, and above all else lures, the line you choose to use might be the most important component of your musky fishing experience. There is NO WORSE FEELING than putting in the time and effort to pursue, hook, and attempt to land a musky only to have your line fail—and let me tell you it happens.
Maximizing Lipless Cranks During the Early Season
Rat-L-Traps and a variety of other lures that fall into the class of lipless crank baits have been a post spawn staple for savvy muskie anglers for many decades. It is common knowledge that muskies gravitate to smaller presentations during the post spawn period and rattle baits fit this profile to a tee. While rattle lures are relatively simple in their design, a hollow plastic body jam packed with bb’s, their versatility can’t be denied.
Crazy Musky Action : Lake of the Woods
Have you ever had one of those special days where it seemed like you could do no wrong? Like the musky Gods just said okay you have put in your time here ya go. I was lucky enough to have one of those special days this last summer with my good friend Jace Loge on Lake of The Woods. Let's get into how it all came together and the things that made this day great.
Early Fall Muskies | A few quick thoughts.
Early Fall Transition
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.
The Complete Guide to Musky Fishing
Musky Shop
Muskies in High Wind
Livingston Lures
Musky Lures Color and Comfirmation Bias?
Choosing the “right” color musky lure is an age-old question that keeps getting more and more convoluted as each winter brings forth an onslaught of new and custom colors. And without question these custom and new colors come with the promise of amazing results attached. While it might sound jaded, I have always asked what I feel to be an obvious question “If these custom color where so great, wouldn’t they make them all year long?”
Musky 360 User Photos
282: Muskie Patterning Concepts and Ramblings
On this week's Musky 360 Podcast, the 3 point bait check system for early season Musky fishing success. The impact of warming, cooling, sun vs clouds, wind direction and getting a read on the specific impact these factors have on muskies. Host Steven Paul and co-host Jay Esse dive into these, and
