Casting for October Musky.

[Limeyangler]

Got out for a few sessions, solo and with friends on Wabigoon for musky. Musky were feisty and hungry, still to be found in 3’ - 6’ FOW in the remaining/ remnants of the cabbage and coontail weeds. Only had one session with no musky follows or netted, but picked up some decent pike as a consolation prize for breaking my right arm casting…. Lol. Still throwing bucktails. Walleye are still around on the humps, as too are the crappie and bass, just haven’t spent much time fishing them while bigger toothy critters want to play.

https://youtu.be/0Kn7dq8tl_g


https://youtu.be/0Kn7dq8tl_g

[Timmer92]

Totally jealous! Pre-kids all I fished for were muskies, although I was only fair at it. I'm just starting to get back into it again now that they are older. I haven't caught one yet since my restart, but have caught a few nice pike.

[Yellowfin123]

Originally Posted by Timmer92

Totally jealous! Pre-kids all I fished for were muskies, although I was only fair at it. I'm just starting to get back into it again now that they are older. I haven't caught one yet since my restart, but have caught a few nice pike.

theres still time, you can run up to lotw and get into the musky right now, we caught 4 in a 2 hour period and i'm no musky pro what so ever although we were trolling, ended up pinching the barbs down on the lures after the 2nd one, no tellin how many we could have caught if we would have stuck with it, throwing lures is probably funner

[NM_Trout]

Originally Posted by Limeyangler

Got out for a few sessions, solo and with friends on Wabigoon for musky.

Very nice. Thank you for sharing.