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  • Winter Muskie Fishing Deep Rivers course promo poster

    2019, Muskie Fishing Deep Rivers in the Winter

    1:21:30  ·  Cory Allen

    Most muskie anglers struggle in uniformly deep rivers because they rely on obvious structure transitions absent in these systems. Cory Allen and Scott Lewis explain how depth changes of just 2 to 3 feet become significant during winter, why upstream versus cross stream versus downstream presentation angles cover different strike zones, and what pre-spawn staging areas look like in featureless water.

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  • In The Spread promo poster for course on Fly Tying for Fall Musky with Chad Bryson

    2018, Fly Tying Muskie Flies with Chad Bryson

    1:08:21  ·  Chad Bryson

    Tying muskie flies provides quality control over materials and construction that commercial patterns sacrifice. Chad Bryson demonstrates the Sleepy Hollow pattern step-by-step, explaining why bucktail and schlappen combinations create effective swimming action, what tools ensure proper construction, and how attention to tying details produces durable flies for powerful fish.

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  • promotional poster for winter musky fishing seminar with Cory Allen and Chad Bryson

    2018, Southeast Winter Muskie Fishing Seminar

    1:57:11  ·  Cory Allen

    Winter muskies in the Southeast concentrate predictably but feed less aggressively, creating challenges for anglers applying summer tactics. Cory Allen and Chad Bryson explain how cold water affects behavior across reservoirs, deep rivers, and skinny streams, what lure and fly presentations trigger strikes from lethargic fish, and why winter produces trophy muskies at peak weight.

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  • promo poster for fishing course on Fly Fishing Gear for Muskie

    2018, Muskie Fly Fishing Gear with Chad Bryson

    19:39  ·  Chad Bryson

    Muskie fly fishing equipment failures occur when anglers apply standard freshwater tackle to apex predators exceeding 40 inches. Chad Bryson explains why rod build quality and reel arbor size prevent tackle breakage, what fly design features trigger strikes, and when wire leaders become necessary versus fluorocarbon options balancing visibility with durability.

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  • Trophy Fish Fly Tying Series

    2018, Trophy Fish Fly Tying Series

    Seth Horne

    Chad Bryson, a master of musky fly fishing, offers a step-by-step guide on tying his musky fly and trout streamers. He focuses on quality control, bucktail selection, and using only five materials. His flies are practical, functional, and durable, attracting big brown trout and other fish.

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