07-04-2011, 04:36 AM
It's not like people eat them. I don't know why you wouldn't want to share the experience with others?!
Muskies will hit a variety of offerings, for the most part too big is a good thing. I've caught most of mine on big spinners... big spoons work well too.
The key is just to be devoted and cast, cast, cast! If you are throwing big baits, be it big soft plastics, crankbaits, spoons, swimbaits, etc... you will catch a muskie if you keep at it.
There really is no secret. They are in and around cover this time of year... since they are an ambush predator. If you go and just give it a good effort I'm sure you'll catch one - and then with time you can fine tune your presentation and tactics.... These fish are not difficult to catch - just takes time.
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Muskies will hit a variety of offerings, for the most part too big is a good thing. I've caught most of mine on big spinners... big spoons work well too.
The key is just to be devoted and cast, cast, cast! If you are throwing big baits, be it big soft plastics, crankbaits, spoons, swimbaits, etc... you will catch a muskie if you keep at it.
There really is no secret. They are in and around cover this time of year... since they are an ambush predator. If you go and just give it a good effort I'm sure you'll catch one - and then with time you can fine tune your presentation and tactics.... These fish are not difficult to catch - just takes time.
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