Never have I’ve seen one jump that high. Thanks to you i have now. Great post!!

Awesome video fellas!

@thatsmallrockshop

15 күн бұрын

Top water is top water. Doesn't have to be musky to fish big topwater lures 😊

Everyone remember to smash that thumbs up. It took alot of work to get that canoe thier just for our entertainment 😮

Looks like it was worth the trek thru the woods! 🙌🏽

Definitely worth the trip to get to that lake.

That was, by FAR, the highest jump I've ever seen! Potential world record? lol

EPIC TRIP! NICE FISH! CHEERS FROM IDAHO!

I like muskie fishing.. but not that much! ahahah I don't carry canoes through woods...

Does bowing work muskies when they jump

Come on maybe it was the long drive and the trek to get to the lake. Pat yourself on the back i can’t do that anymore I’m 60 years old. I us to do that all the time that air flip from the musky was awesome. Three out of six I won’t be embarrassed at all bring back some great memories

What net do you have there?

Unfortunately, this type of fish does not exist in my country

@jake2024

4 күн бұрын

Very unfortunate. Super beautiful and very fun to fight. Where you from? What do people mostly fish around you?

@IwansAriesboy

3 күн бұрын

@@jake2024 im from Indonesian. The fish i often fish here are Manggrove Jack, Barramundi etc

I wonder how pickles muskies taste? Probably the same as northern? We used to go up north to catch northern once a year where there was no size limit and my dad would make a big honking jar of them.

@shaundekker3414

15 күн бұрын

Oh boy.

@thomasmathea2306

15 күн бұрын

So most people don't look as musky as a eating fish, it's more of a fun thing. And alot of people are super vocal about that. And I can't say I disagree personally but to each their own. I ate a small most likely stocked musky once that my daughter hooked that died in the process of unhooking. Hopefully that's the only one I ever kill. I'd never purposefully kill one to eat. There's plenty of pike or literally anything else that is gonna taste way better than a big old musky that's been down there for 10 plus years

@madtownangler

15 күн бұрын

@@thomasmathea2306 I spent a week eating nothing but a boiled northern up in Canada that died on me that was over 40 inches. It's been ten years since I ate a northern. I still have the scar all the way down my finger from when it sliced my finger. I should have gotten stitches for it but it was two hours down the lake in our little ten horsepower boat then two hours down some dirt logging roads to even hit some paved roads so I just wrapped the finger up with a bread bag and ate the northern that my dad had to unhook for me after it died. It was too big legally to keep but I couldn't unhook it with blood spraying out of my finger. So I ate northern instead of tastey walleye for the rest of the week.

@shaundekker3414

13 күн бұрын

@@thomasmathea2306 there are very few fisheries you can keep a musky under 42” and a lot are now 50”. Be careful keeping small fish.

What lake is this called?

Our lakes that have Muskie will be covered with 100’s of idiots fishing for Muskie with water temps in the mid to upper 80’s. In the next few days there will be dead fish everywhere.

@TodaysAngler

15 күн бұрын

Where is this around?

These musky did not seem picky at all.