Trolling for Muskie

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September 07, 2018
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Most anglers who venture into the world of musky fishing find themselves faced with a pivotal choice – the lady or the tiger scenario of trolling. Some dismiss it as lazy and dull, almost sacrilegious to the sport, while others swear by its effectiveness. Indeed, trolling for muskie requires a scientific approach, but too often, it gets compartmentalized, overshadowing the true artistry behind this fishing technique. We are here to rectify that misconception through this captivating In The Spread musky fishing video. In our Trolling for Muskie video, you will be taken on a journey from approaching open water to mastering advanced trolling concepts, exploring a diverse array of lure presentations. The focus is on leveraging select spinnerbaits for suspended fish casting and the unique traits of gliders made by the renowned Tim Woodyard. Additionally, twitch baits, finely customized by the same master, will be highlighted, providing invaluable insights into their optimum usage.

Most anglers who venture into the world of musky fishing find themselves faced with a pivotal choice – the lady or the tiger scenario of trolling. Some dismiss it as lazy and dull, almost sacrilegious to the sport, while others swear by its effectiveness. Indeed, trolling for muskie requires a scientific approach, but too often, it gets compartmentalized, overshadowing the true artistry behind this fishing technique. We are here to rectify that misconception through this captivating In The Spread musky fishing video.

In our Trolling for Muskie video, you will be taken on a journey from approaching open water to mastering advanced trolling concepts, exploring a diverse array of lure presentations. The focus is on leveraging select spinnerbaits for suspended fish casting and the unique traits of gliders made by the renowned Tim Woodyard. Additionally, twitch baits, finely customized by the same master, will be highlighted, providing invaluable insights into their optimum usage.

The video showcases remarkable catches, including a musky of up to 48 inches, skillfully caught while trolling a Blue Water twitch bait on film. Furthermore, you will witness the thrill of hooking into the giant using Joe Murphy's specially designed safety pin spinners, engineered to target less active suspended muskies. The success stories don't end there, with the mention of another near-catch fishing down 14-18 feet over 22-35 feet.

This In The Spread musky fishing video is a comprehensive guide that covers everything you need to know about trolling for muskie. Savant angler, Cory Allen, will enlighten you on setting up a well-organized and effective trolling spread, considering factors like rod positioning, boat handling, slow and fast trolling techniques, drag settings, and much more. Cory's expertise as one of the best musky fishing guides in the world will undoubtedly enrich your fishing experience and make you a smarter angler.

Trolling for musky is undoubtedly one of the most productive fishing methods in your arsenal. Its advantage lies in the ability to cover vast areas far more effectively than traditional casting. However, many musky anglers fall into the trap of rigidly defining trolling, believing it requires a standard set of line spreads with multiple rods in action at once. While there are instances where creating trolling spreads is advantageous, this approach can be limiting when it comes to navigating subtle breaklines and executing drastic speed and direction changes using the motor – critical elements that can spell the difference between success and failure.

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