WillCFish

Here is a bunch of information i have put together on my experiences Musky fishing. 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL638682D66613C540

Here is the nice Jack I caught last winter and a few other fish. 

Thank You all for your comments. I do tend to lean toward teaching newbies. Us guys that have been doing this a long time develop our favorite ways and stick with them. 

No shenanigan here! I've fished King Salmon many times and it works on long lines. A fish's lateral line is like an electrical conductor and even with mono or flouro line they're gonna feel it at a long distance because it's like small jerks on the line that's go through their body. Just for an experiment, tie some 30# to your tooth (turn and start walking away) and have a buddy pull it tight from a couple hundred yards away and then thump on the rod. lol That'll answer your question.I think I already belayed any doubts. 

I don't work for them. I just did a product review on them and they are quite effective. 

Here is the link. http://www.pklures.com/

This was just for demonstration. I can go faster. lol  I never did care for an electric, don't know why. 

Thanks Sk8man, Some good eating. 

Thanks "1fish2fish"!   

Step by step instructions for beginners. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pxf3ZP4WU0&feature=emb_logo

Here is a review I did on a bait that will catch fish through the ice or open water. 

It has great fluttering action of a wounded  bait fish. 

If  you have a hatchery nearby it is well worth taking the kids for the day. 

Does your Natural Resources Dept. stock Muskies. 

Once you've handled a few it is easy to tell but I have seen fishermen with small muskies mixed in as part of their limit of Pike.