Musky Smashing Suicks - Musky Fishing 

+justkeepcasting Thank you for watching and noticing the small details lol. You keep making great content also. Good luck with your next challenge

+Russell You're welcome Russell. Thank you for watching

+OTSC No thank you for watching again Dan 😊

+Jackie Yeargle Thank you very much for watching. I hope you catch some big fish on those Suicks. Good luck

Shouldn't even be a debate. If you fish muskies, you absolutely need a Suick or similar lure. They are pike and muskie kryptonite.

Really a must have in your box. A Bobbie Bait is another that will catch a bunch of fish. Easy to work and fish eat them. Good Luck this fall

+tice sine thank you for watching.

@@TeamRhinoOutdoors no prob ,, i enjoy the vids , i try and study as much info as i can , but im fishing dams for them.so its def a lot different

+Les L Yes on all jerkbaits and glide baits I use straight wire. Either a Stealth Tackle ST174 or ST174 9”. I will use fluorocarbon for bucktails and rubber baits yet. I have considered 49 or 7 strand flexible leaders for those baits also. I hope that helps

+DannyDare134 I typically would use them for cold fronts or when I want a slower presentation during the fall. With that said I thought I had prime conditions for bucktail action a few times this season and when that didn't work I went slower to a Suick or Bobbie Bait and that got eaten. If you have 2 anglers in the boat it pays to offer 2 different presentations. Good luck fishing.

Thanks a lot!

+Patrick Fahie It’s mostly about the size and the target species. If I accidentally catch a nice pike I’m happy with them. They are still a great fish. Smaller pike are pretty common and because of that generate little excitement.

Our little pa lake has a few tiger Muskie up to 51” but also has pickerel. Guess that’s kind of the same feeling, pickerel much smaller but better than nothing.