![]() Even though this could be considered un-PC in today’s age, we must also be gender-specific: females grow larger and carry eggs, which means they weigh more. The biggest muskies come from huge waters in the northern regions, where muskellunge grow slower but live longer. While muskies that possess prime genetics always grow faster and larger in any fishery, a massive and diverse forage base is needed for a muskie to reach it’s full potential. There are three requirements for growing a true giant: good genetics, great forage, and wide-open spaces. It’s important to remember that 50-pound muskies are world-class. And muskie history’s shenanigans of “I’ll beat your record” have set an unreasonably high bar. Reality check: few locations have 50-pound muskies. If you set aside all the exciting tips, tactics, and tackle, the greatest anglers consistently put themselves where the biggest fish are. ![]() Ok copy that, will give it a try.For those anglers who want to catch not just any muskie, but a real trophy fish, picking the right destination is even more important than picking the right lure. ![]() Just an old man who has been fishing a long time. Just keep in mind What you are trying to mimic. How you mimic that animal isn't important. When you fish with lures, any lure, you are trying to mimic live animals. Think of a injured minnow in the y to make you lure behave as if it were that minnow. Reel them so they run on the surface or just below the surface. Spoons you can use all different ways, bounce them off the bottom, stop and go. What you want to do is make the crank bait act like a dying minnow. ![]() Reel a few feet let the crankbait come back to the top, reel a few more feet and repeat. as you go to the right, all the places you can fish from, cast a 3 foot crankbait in to the reeds or lily pads. Save some money and buy only 1 of each lure. #1 color makes no difference in anything. ![]()
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