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December 12th, 2010 at 5:08 am
Im not a big musky guy but do a lot of fishing and can give you some advice. The musky are of course a big hard fighting fish so you want a decently big and durable setup. I dont know if you like spincast or baitcast reels but a baitcaster will probably be the smarter bet. You’ll need a rod/reel that will at LEAST hold 20 pound line. I prefer the baitcasters over the spincast reels for larger fish because they’ll generally handle heavy pound line better than the spincasts.As for your rod you’ll want medium/heavy action or a heavy action. It’ll give you better and stronger hook sets and will be able to handle these big fish. Ive had catfish snap a medium action rod like nothing and the muskies are much more eratic in the water than a catfish so if it were me id get a heavy action. A 6’5-7’0 rod will be a good length.
December 12th, 2010 at 5:12 pm
Im not sure exactly what baits you are talking about there but I’ll try to help ya out some. For the Musky and Pike your best bet will be to throw large spinnerbaits, plastic swimbaits, and a larger spoon may do you some good. I like the swimbaits best. Storm brand has a really cool selection but you more than likely wont have the time to go get any baits. Out of what you listed I’d throw the spinnerbaits, and your larger spoons. For your bass I wouldn’t suggest the spoons. Use your spinner and the floating Rapala. The Rapala will do very good this time of the year. Throw it into cover like stumps, rocks, and docks. Fish it slow and fast. You’ll eventually find what they are wanting.