Muskie

Muskie fishing can be a tireless pursuit.

Back when I was a muskie guide, I wish I’d have gotten a nickel for every time I was asked: “Are ya seein’ any muskies on the graph?” I can certainly understand why someone would ask.

One thing you learn very early on when you live “Up North” is that winter gives you plenty of time to ponder and reflect on things you might not normally spend much t

By Jerry Newman w/Joe Seeberger

Much has been written about how walleyes react to light. In general, they are more active during periods of low light. And a surface chop diffuses light.

On the sunniest of days, a slight chop will decrease underwater light intensity at least a little bit, and that is going to make walleyes more active. It might even cause them to use shallower water longer, and that will increase your fishing options.

So when you’re planning your next walleye trip, check the weather forecast. If it’s going to be sunny and breezy, your chances of catching fish are going to go up.

This is part four of a quick six-pack of fishing solutions that often work f

This is part four of a quick six-pack of fishing solutions that often work f

This is part three of a quick six-pack of fishing solutions that often work for myself and others.

In many ways, summer is my favorite time of year for fishing muskies.