Fishing Tips To CATCH Your FIRST Musky

 

1. Choose the Right Location

 

• • Find a fishing spot to chase muskies. Find a lake where there are muskies. Get to know the known lakes or rivers. Which ones have muskies some days and don’t have a few days later? Tuesday 1. Use Google Maps, Lake-Link, and Navionics to search for them online.

 

• • Do this in places with a pattern of weed edges, rock piles, or underwater timber rather than all-over uniformity.

 

2. Use Proper Gear

 

• • Robust 89 feet rod with reel will be used for catching mussels.

 

• • Now 100-pound test braided line.

 

• • Add Steel Leaders so they don’t bite you.

 

3. Select Effective Lures

 

• • Better or heavier bucktails from 8 to 10 inches and tip tails should be fished and worked this week.

 

• • Deal with bigger fish with bigger lures.

 

• • Topwater baits are good for fish and also exciting to look at.

 

4. Master Key Techniques

 

• • Try and cast and retrieve slower or faster; one time slower, the next time get a faster pace.

 

• • Practice a part of a circle to get the fish away from the boat.

 

• • Thus, the length of your retrieval time will yield different results.

 

5. Time Your Fishing Right

 

• • May/June and October are the best months to fish for them.

 

• • Waking up or going to bed is the time the sun is up to timeout.

 

6. Be Patient and Persistent

 

• • The name of the game is the “one fish in every ten thousand lure” game, which is mandatory.

 

• • Hold on, keep casting and trying until you succeed; forget about being frustrated.

 

7. Learn Proper Handling

 

• • Displace the fish in the large, rubber-coated fish net.

 

• • Always handle the fish with care to avoid being bruised or scratched.

 

• • Try to do this only in the water as much as possible.

 

Don’t forget, catching the first musky will be a memorable moment in the story of your life. Persist, learn from each experience, and feel the joy that comes with the thrill of the chase. Good luck!