Online Fishing Community - Pike/Muskie Fishing

The Advantages of Using Link Building Services

Tue, 02 Nov 2010 04:39:53 -0400

Setting up an online business with a website is essentially showcasing your products or services to the millions of people who use the internet daily. However, attracting people to the site is vital to making your business profitable. You can exercise your discretion to choose one of several methods to bring traffic to your site. One of the most powerful tools that can be used is link building services and a deeper understanding of the concept is what this article is all about.

Trolling - water color, lure speeds and presentation

Fri, 04 Sep 2009 11:03:34 -0400

There are periods in a musky season where the big fish seem to move away from shallow areas, they either suspend while travelling their home range or simply follow the bait to deeper structures. During these periods trolling can be a very effective. Like every aspect of musky fishing, reading articles based on someone’s experience and opinions is merely scratching the surface, so instead of covering basics of all angles, for this first time I will discuss a few specific points in greater detail.

Big Northerns Through The Ice

Sat, 14 Apr 2007 18:00:38 -0400

There is nothing quite like the thrill of pulling a trophy northern pike through the ice. Big northerns are not only an open water phenomena. They are one of my favorite ice fishing targets. As an ice fisherman I love the thrill of seeing that huge 'gator' head fill the hole. I've learned a few lessons over the years. The tough part is we typically learn the most from our failures, not our successes, and that also holds true for ice fishing for big northern pike. With a proper game plan and the right equipment you can set yourself up to put some beautiful fish up on the ice. There is not a lot to it, but you do need to create a game plan that will give you the highest opportunity possible to catch these monsters.

Fishing Nasty Northern Pike

Sat, 14 Apr 2007 17:39:38 -0400

Finding and catching small northern pike is relatively easy. They spend most of their time in shallow, weedy areas from 2 to 15 feet deep. But catching those nasty monster northern pike is not as simple. They are found among the smaller pike during the spring, but as it warms up in the summer they move into deeper water, 15 to 30 feet or more. Fishing for these big fish becomes more difficult because they are more scattered. Summer angling for northern pike is also difficult if the water becomes too warm. If pike cannot find cooler water they do not eat as frequently or eat very little.

So You Want To Be A Musky Hunter

Fri, 06 Apr 2007 12:41:20 -0400

So You Want To Be A Musky HunterBy David Christian
The sport of muskie fishing is taking the world by storm. With the evolution of the Professional Musky Tournament Trail and a total of 33 states now stocking muskellunge in their waters, more and more people are becoming involved in this extreme freshwater sportfishing adventure. Catching the elusive musky is a treat in itself and capturing one of trophy proportions can be related to taking a whitetail buck or trophy gobbler.One of the questions I am asked by my clients is, "how can I get started musky fishing?" The best way for a beginner is to hire a guide and spend the day casting your heart out. If you still feel the urge to become involved with this sport after you feel the aching back and sore muscles then it is time to get your own equipment together. Musky fishing can be a very rewarding sport but it is one that takes a lot of work and determination. Countless hours on the water throwing heavy baits with no action deter a large number of anglers from ever becoming involved, but the sight of the "freshwater

MUSKIES AND THE FIGURE EIGHT

Wed, 04 Apr 2007 14:14:13 -0400

MUSKIES AND THE FIGURE EIGHTBy David Christian
Muskies can be one of the more stubborn of our aquatic friends, one of the techniques we use at Cave Run Muskie Guide Service to trigger strikes from these viscous fish is a move commonly called the “figure eight”.

Finding The Fish

Wed, 21 Mar 2007 14:49:19 -0400

Finding The FishBy: Chris Harris

Catch More Fish With These Fishing Rigs Part 1, Texas Rig

Thu, 18 Jan 2007 02:21:50 -0500

Fishing Rigs in this Series

Fish You Can Catch on a Texas Rig

Bass
Walleye
Pike
Muskey
BlueGill
Perch
Crappie

Texas Rig Tackle

Fishing Line
Fishing Hook
Sinker
Bait

How to Tie the Texas Rig

The sinker goes on the fishing line first, usually with the larger end facing the hook and bait.
Next, Tie on the hook directly to the line with a strong knot.
Now that you are ready for your bait, you can use a night crawler, plastic worm, or minnow.

Catch More Fish With These Fishing Rigs Part 1, Texas Rig

Thu, 18 Jan 2007 02:21:26 -0500

Fishing Rigs in this Series

Fish You Can Catch on a Texas Rig

Bass
Walleye
Pike
Muskey
BlueGill
Perch
Crappie

Texas Rig Tackle

Fishing Line
Fishing Hook
Sinker
Bait

How to Tie the Texas Rig

The sinker goes on the fishing line first, usually with the larger end facing the hook and bait.
Next, Tie on the hook directly to the line with a strong knot.
Now that you are ready for your bait, you can use a night crawler, plastic worm, or minnow.