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Musky 360 Podcast Episode 294: Live from Canada Whats Happening Now 

Nestled in the heart of New York, Lake Chautauqua is a premier destination for anglers seeking the ultimate freshwater challenge: musky fishing

We hope you're all enjoying a fantastic summer and finding time to go fishing in Minocqua, Wisconsin.

Musky fishing demands power and finesse, and using a low-profile baitcasting reel is a game-changer for handling large lures

Muskies, or muskellunge, are apex predators native to Minnesota's Rainy River and Mississippi River drainages, with some populations stocked in other lakes.

Lake of the Falls is a 297-acre pristine lake with excellent fishing potential and never-ending vistas.

The Northern Musky season kicks off on May 24th, and we couldn’t be more excited!

Choosing rivers over crowded lakes can lead to a more productive and peaceful fishing experience.

Escanaba Lake can be of interest for those who are interested in trying for musky outside of the regular season

Musky trolling is a key component of a complete and successful musky fishing game plan.

Let’s dive into these curious encounters from Minnesota and Manitoba, where toes and legs became unexpected bait.

To pull off this feat, keep the right musky release tools within arm’s reach for a quick, smooth operation.

Ice conditions are still excellent, with most lakes having approximately 28" or more ice.

The same can be applied to a muskie’s underwater environment.

Like its predecessors in the Predator Line up, the Titan and Kraken, Magnus is designed to be a “Mod Machine.” 

We hope all of you are having a great winter so far. As we near the end of February, some of you are already open-water fishing in places throughout the country.

Truly a lure entirely its own, the Beaver Bait leaves plenty of imagination as to its usage on the water.

Don’t let the name scare you; the Rabid Squirrel from Musky Mayhem won’t bite you or your pocketbook, but let me assure you that it will put some muskies in your net.