Musky Hunter - February/March 2022

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Musky Hunter's February/March issue prepares you for the 2022 fishing season like no other publication.
Feature articles in this issue include: "An Open Mind To Open Water" by Austin Wiggerman — When water temps are warm, a cold front can improve fishing. "If I HAD To Catch A Musky" by Steve Heiting — You'll catch more muskies if you put all the variables in your favor. "Solve The 2 Biggest Issues Of Filming Muskies" by Brian Skaife — Take these steps and your footage will be limited only by effort and creativity. "The Last(?) Trip" by Bruce Pinske — A week's diary and thoughts about what may have been a final musky trip. "Research Corner: Virginia Is For Musky Lovers" by Jordan Weeks — A look at the James River, which was once stocked and became a self-sustaining fishery.
Musky Hunter continues its 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 Chase Gibson; Getting Terminal by John Bette; Muskies On The Fly by Luke Swanson; Bait Builders by Joe Peterson; Reservoir Dogs by Steven Paul; Reel Matters by Mat Hegy; The Catch by Ryan McMahon; The Flow by Jason Jackson; The Shield by Glenn McDonald; Muskies On A Budget by Kevin Cochran; Rigged Right by Peter Blicharz; Pattern of Interest: Favorite Winter Lures; Musky Hunter Ambassadors; Region to Region; PMTT Tournament Coverage; and The Last Cast by Tony Grant.
In a special New Product Showcase section, Musky Hunter displays much of the new gear you'll see in tackle shops and sports shows this spring.
In musky news, read about Minnesota's new state record fish.
Add in Gregg Thomas' editorial, Musky Hunter Moon Secrets for February and March, and readers' photos, and everything you need for spring is in this issue.