Muskie Trolling Questions Answered! | User Q&A - S3.E61

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Hello Musky Mastery subscribers, viewers and fans! Thank you for all of your continued support of the channel and... FOR YOUR COMMENTS!!! That is what this episode is all about! My goal is to help educate and of course, to provide some entertainment along the way :)
In this episode I tried to answer many of your questions regarding trolling that you kindly wrote in with in the last few videos. These were great questions and I feel that there is certainly room to expand on many of them! So if you do have more questions, just leave them below and I will do my best to answer them.
I am not ever claiming to be a "know it all!" And I don't ever want to come off that way. I am just sharing my thoughts and findings with you that have been developed over the years I have spent on the water. So please sit back and enjoy this user Q&A episode. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. And as I mentioned in the video, if this format is enjoyable and informative we will do more "user Q&A" vlog episodes in the future.
Thanks!
Chas
Links to the products discussed and featured in this vlog can be found here:
www.joebucheroutdoors.com/
stcroixrods.com/
For more information about Chas Martin's musky fishing guide services please visit www.muskymastery.com and send him an email!

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21 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 21

@wallyhaas3790 3 года назад

Thank you for another great presentation. You answered my questions. Thanks. Hope to see you on the water in 2021

@mitchellgenz1373 3 года назад

Excellent presentation.

@scottyb7293 3 года назад

Well done Chas!

@CTRFishing 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing your knowledge Chas this one was awesome, keep em coming brother!

@davidscearse4104 3 года назад

Another great volg glad to hear that your wanting to do more over the winter I don't ice fishing so watching more of your volg's will help winter go by faster

@MuskyMastery 3 года назад

Thanks so much David! More vlogs on musky fishing coming all winter long!

@juliesweeney8655 9 месяцев назад

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@MuskyMastery 8 месяцев назад

Thank you!!!

@lastcastangling3598 3 года назад

Great video, covered a wide variety of trolling questions!

@MuskyMastery 3 года назад

Thanks dude!!! Keep the questions or topics coming! I love creating the content

@johnseegers2695 3 года назад

Dude! I love the Q&A format to drill down further on some topics & the continued use of the white board! I think you and Joe might have covered the two person setting the drag process in a JBO video on the boat from years past. I believe you relied on using the bend of the rod as well versus pulling on the line straight out from the real at the end of the rod. It might be worth doing a video demo with a Rod & reel with a little assistance from Stephanie. If you were alone in the boat, could you not do the same thing by hooking your leader onto something to create resistance while setting your drag? Thanks for the side imaging Cisco bait ball diagram. I would still love or see a screen shot if you come across that saved image sometime. Your math skills, by the way, are second to none 😁. One last thing, you might want to have a few props close at hand, i.e. lures, rods, reels, etc... to supplement the white board diagrams in future vlogs. As always, I look forward to your next knowledge share on the wonderful world of musky fishing!

@andrewstout1086 3 года назад

Great video! I’ve been getting better trolling and have caught 10 fish in the past week trolling here in Indiana. Most on jointed depth raiders by the way. My 9 year old daughter even got her PB Monday at 43” while out trolling with me. (E-learning day = catching muskies with Dad) My question is once you hook a fish trolling to you slow down and cut the motor right away and risk taking tension from keeping the fish pinned or should I just slow down and reel in the fish and cut the motor before netting? Most of the time I’m alone and troll 2 rods and things can get crazy when I hook a fish on a windy day. Should I ignore the other line or reel it in first?

@jerrylanglois7892 Год назад

Good video, chas. I'm down here in e. tx. and am curious, don't have the musky and northerns but would love to try your trolling techniques on bass, do you think they'd work ?... a few suggestions, thanks.

@MuskyMastery Год назад

Jerry, these techniques will absolutely work on bass! Hunting Muskies is just like bass fishing on steroids!

@jerrylanglois7892 Год назад

@@MuskyMastery Thanks for replying. The lakes I'm faced with are all flatlanders, nothing but stumps, trees and weeds so I'm not sure the plug will work without staying snagged...maybe a spinnerbait ? What do you think ? Have you a video on trolling for big bass ?...would love to see it.

@amandawolford7463 Год назад

What is your most effective trolling speed range?

@MuskyMastery Год назад

Amanda, it all depends on water temperature.... what temp are we talking....?

@dmouse522 3 года назад

We've had problems with DR and SR taking on water lately. 3 total so far. Anyone else had this issue? Seems they may have a manufacturing glitch.

@MuskyMastery 3 года назад

Email me and I’ll get you in touch with the right person who will replace them for you. I would be very happy to help! The other option is to drill a while in the leaking compartment, drain, seal with super glue gel. And usually good after this.