Musky Fishing Tips: Rods, Reels & Terminal Tackle (Episode 2)
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2021
- This we week we have episode two from our series of musky fishing tips. We share our rod and reel set ups and touch on some of the terminal tackle that we use. Hope everyone enjoys the video! We're always looking forward to hearing from you guys in the comments. Don't forget to subscribe! Thanks for watching!
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Loving your videos guys. Never even been closer than 1000 miles to a musky, but I look at what you guys do over there, and take what I can and adapt to Scandinavian pike fishing. Nice to see you using ABU's, i live 400m from the factory ;)
Thank's 4 Posting! STAY STRONG!!!
Great tips guys looking forward to the next one. Opener getting closer.
Finally someone who loves the toro s as much as I do
Scheels still has a couple of the Revo Toro S for the clearance price of $169, if you are looking to get another one or two before they are gone.
Keep these videos going boy’s It’s winter time and that’s awesome thank you
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
Guys your videos are great especially the last two I love anything about lures and with this one rods and reels and line and leaders I really enjoyed it you guys rock
Thanks David! Glad you enjoyed them!
This was supremely enlightening. Thanks for making this video.
Thanks David! We appreciate you checking out the video!
Excellent video gentlemen
Thanks Vincent! Appreciate you watching!
Great set ups there guys. Im using a 8.1 Daiwa Prorex on a All Star 908 tfx with 65lb moss green spiderwire
Nice vid guys!! As well as all the previous ones :-) It's a pitty that these Chaos Tackle rods are (very) hard to get in Europe. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Marco! Appreciate the feedback!
Sufix 832 for life! ;)
Great tips and takes on rods/reels! I'm gonna have to pick up a 9'6" shock and awe for bucktails this winter, still trying to decide on 2020 vs original.
Thanks Matt! If you want a lighter rod, I would definitely consider the 2020. Either way though, you're getting a very high quality rod. Appreciate you stopping by to watch the video!
@@BurninEights if I knew I was gonna fish as much as last year for the next few years I would def spring for a 2020 but I'm not super confident that will happen.
Hey guys. I haven’t purchased musky rods for several years, having owned and still using Musky Innovations, St. Croix, Fenwick and Tackle Industries rods in MH and H actions. My TI rods are their first telescoping models, and have performed without any issues.
That said, after upgrading from early Abu 6500C and Daiwa Millionaire baitcasters, trying reels by Quantum, Shakespeare, Abu Garcia and Daiwa, I have been using Daiwa Lexa 300 and 400 reels in various configurations for the past 6 years. These reels are superior to my Revo Toro 50 and 60 reels. I owned these Lexa’s for 5 years before disassembling and cleaning, and they were still working fine, but I was feeling guilty as earlier reels were maintained much more scrupulously. I’ve never had to replace a worn part in a Lexa. The drags systems are exceptional, and the magnetic cast control has been excellent too.
I recently purchase a Piscifun Alijoz 300 series reel, which appears to be comparable or superior to the Daiwa’s... for about half the price of the Daiwa 300’s. I will test it this season, but initial inspection tells me it will be a game changer. I got mine for about $90 on sale on Amazon. Magnetic cast control and an exceptionally strong drag.
You will like the piscifun alijoz put a full year on one last season and it surprised the heck out of me on its strength and durability.
Good to know! Thanks for the info, guys! Appreciate you checking out the video!
I've been using a Shimano slx DC for musky and striped bass this year. Caught a 42 inch musky in march, no issues with the power of the drag. The fish was very sluggish because of the cold water though. I'm thinking of trying that Tranx reel next.
Do you still like the alijos? Thinking of getting the 8.1:1
@@nighttracker1472 Just got back from 2 weeks of fishing, but only used the Alijos a little, but it is built for big fish. I prefer the paddle handles on my Daiwa Lexa reels. I don't like power handles, but the Alijos can be ordered with either handle type. I paid less than $86 for my Alijos during Prime sale... pretty hard to match the value!
i use a 9'6 shock and awe for all my blades, even a buchertail 500. i actually use an 8'6 swat for all my jerkbaits too, its perfect for it. i use shakespear medium heavy cat rods with 4500 kk baitfeed reels for pike suckers and i just got my hands on an uglystick 40-80 bigwater casting rod with a piscifun chaos for big suckers. that bigwater is a serious beefstick.
NICE!! Appreciate you stopping by to watching the video!
What would you recommend for a heavy pulling bait reel (double 10 bucktails etc.)? Right now I’m looking at the Diawa lexa TW 400P-P, lexa HD 400PWR-P, the Okuma Komodo SS KDS-436P, shimano tranx 500, and the Diawa Prorex 400P-P. I would prefer a solid line pickup (in terms of spool size) and a gear ratio of 5.3:1 5.1:1 4.3:1 or 4.1:1
So the musky waters I’ll be fishing (where I’m moving) is pretty tight quarters river fishing, and I’ll be on a boat lower to the water. Because of that I bought a st Croix 7’6” heavy fast action. What reel size would you pair with that? 300? 400?
Rad
Im looking to buy a rod and I came across musky setups. Im going to be using in saltwater application for oversize redfish and large king mackerel. I have a Lexa tws and and am looking for a really light rod (as in overall weight) but im looking for about 9' to 10' in length(for casting distance). I will primarily be throwing topwater in the 2-3 ounce size that are about 5 to 6 inches in length. Any recommendations on a rod would be great.
Ok the bes
Seeing that you like telescoping rods, is your live bait / trolling rod a one or two piece?
The live bait/trolling rod is a one piece. Thanks for watching!
I’m looking for a all around rod what power would you go with heavy or extra heavy
Kinda depends on what brand and model your looking at because one companies Heavy is another’s extra heavy. I have a Thorne Predator Heavy that’s more like a medium heavy and the new tackle industries musky pro rod in XH that is actually a Heavy
Generally tho a Heavy can throw everything from smallest stuff up to mag rubber. Maybe not ideal for the ends of that spectrum but if you can only afford one rod it’s hard to beat a 8’6” or 9’ Heavy action.
Luke is right about it depending on the brand of rod. It varies slightly from company to company. Speaking from the Chaos Tackle Assault Stick perspective, a good all around power would be the Extra Heavy SWAT. This will throw most everything, except big rubber. For big rubber we use the Extra Extra Heavy Shock and Awe. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching! - Ross
Great video, curious if you guys happen to coyote hunt?
Thanks! Every once in a while we make it out coyote hunting, but its probably something we should start doing more often. haha. Appreciate you watching!
@@BurninEights, if you guys ever get out in the Montana area, look me up. I can put you on some premium coyotes. No bullshit, multiple coyote derby wins...
Sounds awesome! Appreciate the offer. We'll definitely keep that in mind!
I like 12 foot rod for doing 8
Is there a such thing as a good musky rod And reel for 100.00.
no 10ft rods?
Not yet. We've tried 9'6" rods years ago, but they just weren't for us, so we've always stuck with 9 footers since. The 9'6" rods just felt a little too long from our standpoint. Thanks for watching!
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