Musky Hunter - October/November 2018

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Fall is the time for hunting monster muskies, and Musky Hunter's October/November 2018 issue has you covered regardless of how you fish.

Feature articles in this issue include:

• "The Hunt For Goliath" by Joe Bucher — Joe finally reveals how he caught one of his largest muskies.
• "How Big Is Big?" by Spencer Berman — When you consider a lure's profile, baits we consider "big" really don't look that way to a musky.
• "No Ciscoes? No Problem" by Pete Rich — A northwoods guide explains how he targets late fall muskies in waters that don't contain ciscoes.
• "Float To Fall Giants" by Robert Dankowsky — The author uses small boats to float to unpressured muskies in small rivers.
• "3 Super Spots For Big Muskies" by Spence Petros — If you want a giant musky, spend a lot of time around complexes, in slots, and on big flats.
• "When Plastics Go Awry" by Braden Eisenhower — Big rubber baits foul from time to time. Here's how to minimize the issue.
• "Research Corner: Ontario's Angler Log Program" by Jordan Weeks — Data provided by anglers to MNR biologists help manage and improve the musky resource.

Add in musky news, Jim Saric's editorial, Joe Bucher's Moon Secrets for October and November, Bob Turgeon's Tech Tips, PMTT results, Trophy Tails, new musky gear, and Parting Line, and this is another can't-miss issue for musky hunters.

Musky Hunter Magazine Description:

Musky Hunter has been North America’s musky authority since 1989. Published bi-monthly, Musky Hunter offers articles on every aspect of North America’s premier freshwater gamefish. Musky Hunter covers muskies and musky fishing wherever they are found, from Washington to Maine and Canada to New Mexico, with articles written by the best musky fisherman alive today. Feature article topics include the latest techniques to catch muskies, lake profiles, interviews with top musky anglers, proper release techniques, musky fishing history, biology and research. Musky Hunter is packed with tackle tips, insightful editorials, reader input, musky news, hot waters and product information. Knowledge is power and Musky Hunter is the key to catching and releasing more muskies.