Thinking about this catch brought back memories of a trip that was about much more than catching a fish. It was a totally disastrous trip in which virtually everything that could possibly go wrong, did.
Fishing pressure is a fact of life everywhere muskies are found. But there are ways to succeed in the face of this pressure, and here are five ways to do it.
Many would argue that casting is simply more fun because you see follows and feel strikes. Others would argue that good trollers catch more muskies.
Interestingly, muskie hunters are really the only group of freshwater anglers that refer to follows as part of their overall fishing experience. It is quite common for muskie anglers to discuss how many follows they
What are these special lures? The first is a small bucktail spinner, the second a 6- to 7-inch minnowbait, and the third a 7-inch dive-and-rise-style jerkbait.
Corey Kitzmann, of Davenport, Iowa, caught a state-record muskie for catch-and-release in Minnesota. If you have a fish you think is a Minnesota state record, be sure to go to mndnr.gov to fill out a
Anglers who devote a lot of time and energy chasing muskies know that many of the year’s biggest fish are boated during late fall.
Muskies are, without doubt, the most prized freshwater sport fish. Historically, catching just one has been a badge of honor, and expert anglers often spend several long days on the water to boat one.
Muskies have been called the “fish of 10,000 casts,” and when fishing is tough it can feel like you’ve exceeded that number
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