Musky Fishing Basics - July Musky Fishing Tips

In this video we talk with Jeff Hanson (www.madisonmusk...) about tactics for July Musky Fishing. If you'd like to learn more about Jeff click the link above. If you want more information on musky lures or to place an order visit our website teamrhinooutdo...

[@ChadLeton]

Nice and SIMPLE way of looking at season musky patterns during the summer months. Those casting tips for open water away from structure are valuable especially on SE WI lakes where trolling can be hindered by floating weeds. Find those pods of baitfish! Taking the time to search with electronics before casting a line can be a great investment. Thanks Jeff and Jeff :)

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

As always we appreciate you watching Chad. Hopefully we can continue to put out good content and get a little more in depth as we continue. Keep up the good work on your channel also.

[@TrollLineFishing]

Just ordered my first lures from you guys about 2 weeks ago and loved the quickness and service you guys gave me! Thanks and keep on muskying on!

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

+Troll Line Fishing Thank you for your order and feedback. I'm very happy that you were statisfied with our service. I hope you have a great summer with many fish hitting the net. Good luck

[@nathanmay5873]

Nice video with some good advice boys. Keep it up. I just moved to Washington state and am working on hooking a musky in a local lake nearby. Thanks again for the advice.

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

+Nathan May Thank you very much for watching our videos and your comment. I hope we can help give you a few tips to catch a few musky this summer. Good luck on your quest.

[@otsn-news]

Thank You - Nice video

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

Thanks again Dan.

[@putemintheboat6784]

I like this playlist/series a lot!
I'm out of Madison as well, I'm starting a fishing UA-cam channel. I'd love to collab with you guys on a video around here!!

[@millerslanding2310]

Dang!

[@ezrakohli1867]

marking bait fish first: how fast do bait fish move around?

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

+Ezra Kohli there is no concrete answer. It will partly depend on weather, wind, and lake. If it's windy the bait might shift as their food shifts. Some lakes the bait tends to hang out in similar spots longer but usually you'll need to verify them everyday. If your fishing a place like Green Bay the bait moves often in the fall as water temps drop