Favorite Trolling Lures - Musky Fishing
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Tom Boley discusses his 3 favorite fall musky trolling crank baits. Trolling in the fall for musky is a very productive way to cover water and catch big fish. Big baits are commonly the theme. Listen closely as Tom discusses his 3 favorite trolling lures that put big fish in his boat all fall long!
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Hey Tom thanks for making the video(s). They're really great to watch, regardless of how boring you think they are. There are a lot of musky nuts out there who eat this stuff up. I love watching musky content. Thanks.
13" Grandmas my "go to" bait in fall
on the St.Lawrence.
Excellent video, thanks! I love your musky content.
legendary wisconny accent on the dude who was using the 12 inch myyyatlock lmao
sick video thank you for the tips!
Thanks for all the tips Tom keep them coming. ✊💯🇨🇦
Not boring at all Tom! Thanks for showing comparisons of these large baits. I just picked up a 12" Mattlock, and Headlock in a custom pattern, and can't wait to try the out on the local tiger muskies. They a definitely a serious chunk of lumber!
Fred Krause thanks and good luck!
thanks tom the northern pikes i sweden love big baits i use them a lot :) keep up the good work!
Patte Petson yes pike love them! Thanks
Good stuff..
My favorite fall trolling baits.
Hosebait Jointed Fatties
Blue Water Baits
Elzingas
Lure choice comes down to understanding your body of water, bait fish movements and their specific depth based on the time of year. Next is trolling speed and third is color.
Jakes look good, but I’ve only caught 3 fish in like 10 years on them. Grandmas are awesome though! The 13” Believers wander like a Headlock, but seem hard to find lately.
XLNT" VID! Def not Boring 4 Me"Thanks
1. 13” Grandma
2. Legend Plow
3. 12” Slammer Deep Minnow
4. 13” Jointed Believer
5. 14” Jake
The camera mount you have your GoPro mounted that's extended away from the boat. Can you give some info on that, what it is. That's a neat camera angle.
Tom Boley nice. I love the angle it puts reaching away from the boat. I'll have to give her a go.
great video, certainly informative & not boring....anyhow, as a newbie to trolling & muskies in general, what do your trolling setups look like as far as rods, reels, (line counters), etc. MH rod with moderate action, as not to pull hooks out? & how about planer boards, do ya use big boards, like a church tackle TX-44? thanks for the info 👍👍
Dude you need to use reels with louder drags. Use Penn 309s (with or without line counters). No other manufacturer to date has a reel with drags that loud. The scream of their drag is 1/2 the excitement.
Great vid! I’d like to know more about your boat and how it’s rigged.
got the Matts.....and sub 30 temps and a foot a snow "ALL at the same time!..Atleast I cleaned the snow out the boat yesterday and topped the batterys. Mines a 12" rainbow trout , our forage 18,000 planred in the last 2 months, and 10" M.L. "Walleye...Elev.3937....top of a Mtn. pass, "GREAT VID"! Cheers from "TIGER'S Only" Idaho! going trolling this week...??Q.?? WHAT SPEED Do You reccomend starting at in SUB 40 d.gree water>? jus wondering?...Newbie here! Thanx! jd
I will be using bigger lures like this next year. Got skunked for Muskie this year. But got a big bass and big walleye on my 10 inch Muskie lures.
If bass and walleye will take those no reason a Muskie won’t take a bigger one right?
those are huge!
How fast do you usually troll in the fall and how much line do you let out on the 13” gramma
Love the background music. Super 70's porn 🙂
How far back are you trolling the lures from the rod?
That’s what I want to know looks to be 50ft
12 inch Matlock was my nickname in high school.
If you know what I'm sayin...
what did u guys lose at 3:18 there?
Hi man, what is the name of this big minnow? Very nice
14inch jake
Tom Boley thank you!
What rods do you run?
St.croix. premiere. Moderate heavy 8ft
@@TomBoley thanks good fishing!
Your Lures are so small...so small.