Musky Fishing Basics - Headlock vs Mattlock

This week Pete Rich from Pete Rich Guide Service talks about the differences between a Headlock and a Mattlock from Supernatural Big Baits. We also show a few clips from previous episodes where we caught musky on the big crankbaits. If you want to see the full episodes I'll link them below. If you're looking to buy Headlock or Mattlock musky lures I'll provide those links also. Please consider being a subscriber if you like our content and Thank You for watching
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[@LPSodanah]

Thanks! Lot of good info here. I'm saving your vids to help get more skis in the boat.

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

+Panzer Medical Thank you for watching them all. I hope they help you catch a few more fish.

[@lj.7311]

Great topic covered here guys. Thank you. You’re channel is really helpful and much appreciated.

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

+Les L thank you for your comment. I’m glad you liked this video. Thank you for watching

[@kathleenholewinski5527]

What color for chippewa

[@otsn-news]

Thanks -- Great info

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

+OTSC Thank you for watching them all Dan.

[@jphaworth15]

Thank you

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

+jphaworth15 Thank you for watching again this week

[@brianbartholmey6266]

This video is very helpful. Any advice on rods that can handle these big baits? Length? Composition?

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

The Chaos Tackle trolling rods will handle these just fine. We usually run a mix of 7' to 9' in length depending on the spread we run.

[@mikeartz1069]

caught my 50 incher on the same bar

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

+Mike Artz That’s awesome. Congratulations. Thank you for watching. Good luck this year.

[@brettcarsella3304]

What depth will the mattlock achieve at 5 MPH

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

+Brett Carsella Typically the Mattlock on the front pin has a dive cube of roughly 1' down for 3' of line out. So if you let out 30' of line it's about 10' down. Seems like this is the case from 3 to 4 mph. You might get just a tad deeper at 5mph. Some people feel like the higher speed you might get even a little less do to the upward pull at higher speeds. This is an approximate guide.

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

+Team Rhino Outdoors dive curve not "dive cube". Oops.

[@upnortdave452]

So if your in a store and you have 2 of the same bait, would you buy the lighter or heavier 1. Since wood density is diffrent.

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

+upnortdave TV If you listen to Pete Rich on this subject he prefers the heavier ones. I personally haven't seen that make a difference.