Musky Hunter - August/September 2015

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It's time to get serious about catching big muskies, and Musky Hunter's August/September 2015 issue is packed with articles to help readers target their personal best fish.
Feature articles in this issue include:
• "4 Surefire Late Summer Tactics" by Joe Bucher — Four patterns that will get the job done in late summer and early fall. This article is so good we postponed Part 3 of Joe's "Improve Your Musky Game" series to the October/November issue. • "Stubborn Summer Muskies" by Steve Genson — Muskies can be difficult in midsummer, and the author reveals some of his tricks — including those that won a tournament. • "Pleasure Boat Paradox" by Braden Eisenhower — The author argues that muskies may actually take advantage of boat traffic to aid their feeding. • "Add Some Lead To Your Leaders" by Jeff Hanson — Weighted leaders give your lures a look that pressured muskies may not have seen. • "Triple Threat Summer Trolling" by Erik Jacobson — Three patterns to troll up a summer monster. • "Turn ’Em On During Turnover" by Rob Manthei — Turnover can be the most difficult time to catch muskies, but the author looks forward to it. His reasons? Big muskies. • "Tune Your Rubber" by Spencer Berman — Just like any bait, to get the most from your soft plastic lures they need to be properly tuned. Here's how. • "Research Corner: Michigan's Inland Great Lakes Muskies" by Steve Pallo — Michigan is producing some giants and researchers are studying these fishes' habits.
Add in musky news, Jim Saric's editorial, Joe Bucher's Moon Secrets for August and September, Bob Turgeon's Tech Tips, PMTT results, Trophy Tails and Parting Line, and this is a can't-miss issue for musky hunters.