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Be the FIRST to see Musky Insider every week by signing up for the email version of this newsletter. It's 100% free and we will never sell your email address! Click here to sign up and never miss another issue. Wild Musky Action Let's start this newsletter off on the right note....with some hot-and-heavy musky action GIFs! First, check out this RED HOT musky Kris Alexander drilled with a black & green 8/9 Stagger at boatside on a recent Doug Wegner video. One of TEN fish on the day.... 😳 Gotta love it when they blow up the topwater just a few feet from the boat. A+ hookset from Scott Gehrman,...

Be the FIRST to see Musky Insider every week by signing up for the email version of this newsletter. It's 100% free and we will never sell your email address! Click here to sign up and never miss another issue. Dawgin' Up Shallow Most folks think of Bull Dawgs as deepwater baits, but if you're willing to put in the work, you can fish 'em shallow, too. Badgers state fishing dude Tom Boley recently shot a video catching a number of solid 'skies, including this beautiful WI tiger musky: His primary tactic was fishin' Regular Bull Dawgs over shallow cover, working it aggressively to avoid snagging up. Here's...

Be the FIRST to see Musky Insider every week by signing up for the email version of this newsletter. It's 100% free and we will never sell your email address! Click here to sign up and never miss another issue. Pelagic Muskies & Current Don't underestimate subtle depth changes, even on lakes that seem mostly structureless like Lake St. Clair. Here's a little nugget from Jon Bondy some of you might find interesting: "During the summer, muskies on Lake St. Clair become pelagic, which means they are cruising around in open water looking for food, and not relating to any specific structure or cover. "For most...

Be the FIRST to see Musky Insider every week by signing up for the email version of this newsletter. It's 100% free and we will never sell your email address! Click here to sign up and never miss another issue. "Fish the Foam" You've probably seen these long lines of foam stretched across the surface of the lake on a windy day: Well, turns out they're called Langmuir circulations and according to Gord Pyzer, the fish LOVE them. "Many years ago, I discovered the astonishing effect these Lazy Susan-like circular currents have on triggering fish to bite, but I’ve kept that ace tucked safely up my...

There were SO many monsters caught this week that we almost retitled this newsletter: "SHARK WEEK!!" The bite has been hot all around the musky range, so hopefully you've been on the water!Enjoy the big fish pics and some great info from Spencer Berman over on LSC 👍 Be the FIRST to see Musky Insider every week by signing up for the email version of this newsletter. It's 100% free and we will never sell your email address! Click here to sign up and never miss another issue. Enormous MN 'skie Feast your eyes on this Mille Lacs Lake mega-monster: For all you cell...