Post-spawn muskie fishing involves downsizing and slowing retrieves, as fish recover from deeper holes. Dwayne Hickey, a Collins River expert, recommends working banks and systematically making multiple casts. Fishing skinny river waters requires patience, stretching multiple times, and accurate casting to find muskies.
Muskie - Fishing Post Spawn on the Collins River
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- Expert: Dwayne Hickey on the Collins River, Tennessee
- River Features: Shallow, deep waters, gravel, weed, steep banks, gentle banks, feeder creeks, springs, mud, timber
- Post Spawn Behavior: Muskie move to shallows from deeper water
- Fishing Strategy: Target with shallow water presentations
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Dwayne Hickey, a passionate outdoorsman from McMinnville, Tennessee, is a renowned musky fishing guide. He primarily conducts expeditions in Center Hill Lake and Great Falls Reservoir, renowned for its natural bounty. Hickey's expertise extends beyond the Collins River to the Rocky River, Collins River, Caney Fork River, and Calfkiller River on Great Falls Lake. His encyclopedic knowledge of the river ecosystem and his renowned instructional videos reflect his dedication to fostering a deeper understanding of the river ecosystem.
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