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Musky Hunter's April/May 2015 issue is packed with cutting-edge articles to get you primed for the opening months of the 2015 musky fishing season. Included is a 3-article special section on fishing rivers for muskies, as well as the first of a 3-part series on improving your musky fishing skills. Feature articles in this issue include: • "Up Your Musky Game," by Joe Bucher — The first of a 3-part series on how to improve your personal musky "game." In part 1, Joe discusses boat control. • "Thou Shalt Not" by Marty Forman — One of the axioms of musky fishing is to not leave fish to find fish. We asked a number of seasoned musky hunters for their opinions on the subject. • "Extra Effort," by Pete Anderson — The rivers of the Southeast are loaded with early season musky fishing opportunities. • "A Complex Matter" by Ace Sommerfeld — Rivers hold a series of complexes. Big muskies know all about them, and you should, too. • "Virginia's Musky Turnpike" by Britt Stoudenmire — Musky populations are booming in Virginia, a place where the season never closes.. • "Scratch The Itch," by Joel DeBoer — A northerner’s guide to traveling south for an early season musky trip. • "3 Ways To Get An Edge," by Tony Grant — Find edges and you’re sure to find muskies all season long. • Research Corner: "Just Right," by Jordan Weeks — Researchers discover that muskies really do have a preferred water temperature range. Add in musky news — including the stories of a number of big muskies, Jim Saric's editorial, Joe Bucher's Moon Secrets for April and May, Bob Turgeon's Tech Tips, the latest in musky gear, and Trophy Tails, and this is a can't-miss issue for musky hunters.
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What can Current Do For You?
WATER FLOW IN LAKES IS SUBTLE AND OFTEN OVERLOOKED. BUT MUSKIES USE IT, SO WHY SHOULDN’T YOU?
Mountain State Muskies In Spring
CATCH MUSKIES DURING TIMES WHEN NOTHING IS PREDICTABLE
Winter Presentations For Southern Rivers
Winter has arrived, yet in the South it’s still mild enough to keep fishing with the exception of maybe a week or two of an Arctic front.
Tune Up For The Season Ahead
Have you started making your plans for the upcoming fishing year?
Rob Manthei
Guide Rob Manthei’s love for the Vilas/Oneida County region of northern Wisconsin is deeply rooted. His father and grandfather started taking him there on fishing trips when he was just two years old, and he began guiding full-time at the age of 25.
Find The Right Structure In Deep, Clear Water
With breathtaking scenery, vast amounts of water, and complex and diverse structure, clear water Canadian Shield lakes offer some of the most sought-after musky fishing in the world. A bucket-list destination for the passionate and determined angler, there’s something truly special about being in the sanctuary of the great Canadian Shield lakes.
Multi-Species Or Bay Boat ... You Make The Choice
Is there really such a thing as a perfect musky boat? There are so many variables to choose from in the market today. Do I want a casting or trolling boat? Aluminum or fiberglass? Welded or riveted? Do I want a tiller, side console, dual console, or full windshield?
Region To Region
Region To Region
Genetic Study Yields Answers
STUDY SUGGESTS LEECH STRAIN IS NOT THE ‘SILVER BULLET’ FOR WISCONSIN MUSKY WATERS
Crawling Crankbaits To Catch Cold Water Muskies
Crankbaits catch plenty of muskies during spring, summer and fall, but the key to catching ’skies in the very early cold water season on these lures involves some special tricks.