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I had to buy several items just to realize that Musky Lure was the best choice for the price all along. The only negatives I’ve found were that there are better units available, but they are more expensive and the reviews I found on them were on the negative side. So here’s my final word. I 100% endorse Musky Lure and will even show you some places to get it even cheaper than retail.
What are the best types of lures Musky Lure to use for freshwater musky fishing?
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December 12th, 2010 at 7:12 am
Check out the link below. On the bottom is a list of other links to checkout also. Have him sign into and register in the forums. There you will have to look for, but will find a user named whittler. You’ll find him in the Tacklemaking section of the forums. He is the author of the crankbait article, and makes lures for different fish species. He is a big help, and will answer any emails you send to him, unless you use ebonics when you type messages, he hates that, and will not respond. By ebonics I mean words like “eye” instead of “I” etc.. you get the point. If thats not what your looking for, it will at least get you started. The 2nd link is for his profile on the forum page, and the 3rd link has a picture of his work. I suggest you join the forums also. There are lots of people on there to help also. Have fun and tight lines.
December 12th, 2010 at 8:01 pm
I am not familiar with Lake Nippising but I have fished in Canada numerous times. Here is what I’ve found- Most Border and Canadian Lakes can be easily fished with only a handful of various bait’s and lures. Bait’s?- Leeches and Shiners will be your best bait for Walleye, Smallmouth Bass, medium-sized Northern Pike. If you are dead-set on catching trophy Pike with bait an 8-12″ Sucker would be your best bait. Lures?- Jigs are probably the cheapest and most productive lure. 1/4-3/8 OZ being the best weight’s and Black & Chartreuse being the better colors. Berkley Gulp Leeches and 4″ Curly-tailed Grubs are good trailers for your jigs. Jigs are also perfect tipped with a live minnow or leech. Spoons can be fantastic for Northern Pike/Musky. Rapala’s can be productive in the shallower sections of any Canadian lake. Any Rapala that resembles Cisco’s, Shiners, or Shad can be deadly if trolled behind the boat. It’s important to use Fluorocarbon leaders or a low diameter Braided line in some clear Canadian lakes because of the amazing clarity of the water. I’ve used Fireline 4/10 “smoke-colored” braid and Power Pro 3/8 braid with very good results. “Dog -walked” Topwater lures can be esp deadly on Smallmouth Bass and Northern Pike. Try to find “current” or a stream flowing into your lake. This will increase your odds of catching fish. Remember, it’s not unusual to catch 50-100 fish in one day in Canada! Hope this info helped ya? Good fishing.
December 13th, 2010 at 7:18 am
you got a nice selection there for bass and a couple lures for pike.things for bass i would add to your collection are…senkos (any color works great)yum buzzfrogs (watermelons, pumpkin colors)spinnerbaits (orange/green, junebug, black, chartruese, red)for pike i would add…wild eye baby pike6-8 inch jointed rapala (firetiger, perch, pike colors work great)
December 13th, 2010 at 7:11 pm
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 14th, 2010 at 7:30 am
I believe there are. I would call your DNR, they will know what exact waters are stocked, etc. The most productive fall baits are probably live heavy suckers and large jigs fished deep. Good luck.
December 14th, 2010 at 7:16 pm
Not bad at all.
I was gonna object your avoiding of punctuation, but realized it creates and ambiguous effect in the last two lines.The happy interpretation:Low husky promises.Left with the night.(The girl and her lover are left alone with the night and their love only!)The sad interpretation:Low husky promisesleft with the night.(The dude was lying to the cheek and making false promises to her, because his promises “left with the night,” they were vanished next day.)