Musky Hunter - February/March 2020

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Winter is bridging to spring and Musky Hunter's February/March issue will prepare you for this crucial big fish time and beyond in 2020.
Feature articles in this issue include: "Winter Muskies Made Easy" by Matt Gunkel — With the right conditions, depth and bait, great fishing can be had in cold water months . "Strange Ones" by Joel Miller — What to do when a musky is both hot and cold on the same retrieve. "Small Lake Advantage" by Matt Raley — There may not be as many big fish as in larger lakes, but there are many upsides to tiny waters. "Research Corner: River Musky Location" by Jordan Weeks — River rats take note — researchers discover locational patterns during study.
Musky Hunter continues its new, focused columns to help you in your pursuit of muskies. Continuing columns in this issue are: Industry Profile about Musky Mayhem Tackle; Angler Spotlight with Joe Bucher; Bucher Tales by Joe Bucher; Time On The Water by Gregg Thomas; Muskies On A Budget byJohn Holmgren; Getting Terminal by John Bette; Reel Matters by Mat Hegy; The Flow by Jeremy Burris; Bait Builders by Joe Peterson; The Shield by Ryan McMahon; Muskies On The Fly by Luke Swanson; Ladies First by Kristine Fischer; Young Anglers by Spencer Berman; Choose Your Ride by Danny Haddox; Rigged Right by Jeff Pennington; Reservoir Dogs by Tim Barker; Keep It Simple by Vance Kaloz; Musky Hunter Ambassadors; From The Other Boat; Pattern of Interest: Shad-imitating crankbaits; Region to Region; PMTT Tournament Coverage; and The Last Cast by Tony Grant.
In a special New Product Showcase section, Musky Hunter displays many of the new baits you'll see at sport shows and in tackle shops this spring.
Add in musky news, Gregg Thomas' editorial, Joe Bucher's Moon Secrets for February and March, and readers' photos, and everything you need for the end of winter and early spring is in this issue