Musky Hunter - August/September 2018

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It's mid to late summer, and it's time to get serious about catching big muskies. Musky Hunter's August/September 2018 issue is here to help.

Feature articles in this issue include:

• "Going Toe-To-Toe With Big Muskies" by Joe Bucher — Use the right rod and technique for boatside bruisers.
• "Shallow Muskies Of Late Summer" by Ryan McMahon — Understand and take advantage of this shallow musky movement as the water cools.
• "4 Summer Weed Solutions" by Jim Saric — Different vegetation types that muskies use require different presentations.
• "Lake St. Clair Revisited" by Spencer Berman — All waters change with time, including this musky hotspot. Get the latest of what's happening here.
• "Structure Trolling" by Pete Rich — Troll out of your comfort zone on lakes with a traditional casting “bite.”
• "Get Cranky With Reefs" by Chas Martin — When times are tough, bounce a crankbait along rocks and hang on.
• "Research Corner: Old Data Yields New Insights" by Evan Sniadajewski, Scott Braden and Max Wolter —Biologists re-examine old musky catch and movement data compiled on Wisconsin's Chippewa Flowage.

Add in musky news, Jim Saric's editorial, Joe Bucher's Moon Secrets for August and September, Bob Turgeon's Tech Tips, PMTT results, Trophy Tails and Parting Line, and this is a 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.