Well you guys covered basically every luretype that exists and every technique that exists so it's kind of hard to nail anything down about what you guys are suggesting.
Ever fish deep lakes with thermoclines? Our lake is 70ft max and has acess to 40 fow in most spots. Most musky fishermen are from MN and WI and have max depths of 25' so the tactics after turnover are different. Any advice
I would look for bait fish on your electronics and either cast rubber or troll. That would be my starting point. I don't spend a ton of time on deep clear lakes after turnover. Sorry I'm personally not a major help in this area. Good luck this fall
Most anglers use a pull and pause technique to rubber. We have videos on how to work both a medussa and bull dawg out. It would be similar to that just with the smaller sized baits. Thanks for watching our videos, listening to the podcast and good luck this fall.
I've watched several of your videos and only just realized you're in Hazelhurst. We're on Bearskin Lake in Harshaw and I've been skunked REPEATEDLY by every species I've fished for. I know it's supposed to be a great muskie lake and I'd like to land my first muskie this year. Any recommendations?
Jeff is a frequent visitor on the videos but doesn't see the comments much. I've never personally fished Bearskin so I have no lake specific advice. The best option would be to hire Jeff for a day for that specific lake and get a days worth of training out of him. It would be a good investment that will pay off down the road. Good luck this fall
Fished that lake a few times they like giant killers and suicks and is a pretty good sucker bite too hopefully my two cents can help you boat something cool
We should do a video on this. Slack line and letting your rod load up is the key. Don't reel your leader all the way up to the rod tip. Leave about 3 feet of line out and kinda lob the bait.
This dude is in tune with his fishery. He has done the math, construed, analyzed, and dissected all the details. Take notes. This dude is a 1%!
Jeff Van Remortel is the man. please pick his brain more often that was awesome!
We have some more up coming actual fishing videos in them with him. He's a great angler for sure. Thanks for watching and good luck this fall
JVR ROCKS" Thanks ' from Idaho!
Welcome! Good Luck this fall
Fantastic information as always, looking forward to some of the videos you guys have been filming this fall!
It's been a bit of a struggle this season but we have some decent videos coming
@@TeamRhinoOutdoors looking forward to them!
Excellent vid.
Packed with info.
Well done.
Thank you for watching. Good luck fishing
@@TeamRhinoOutdoors You all as well.
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Musky Frenzy combo bucktails are hot for October also. Caught a 38 inchers Saturday on a double 8 chartreuse and black bucktail.
Those are great baits. Glad you had some success. Good luck
Well you guys covered basically every luretype that exists and every technique that exists so it's kind of hard to nail anything down about what you guys are suggesting.
Ever fish deep lakes with thermoclines? Our lake is 70ft max and has acess to 40 fow in most spots. Most musky fishermen are from MN and WI and have max depths of 25' so the tactics after turnover are different. Any advice
I would look for bait fish on your electronics and either cast rubber or troll. That would be my starting point. I don't spend a ton of time on deep clear lakes after turnover. Sorry I'm personally not a major help in this area. Good luck this fall
Wow great info!
Thanks for watching. Good luck fishing
What is the best way to fish the spring dawg and micro Medusa? Love the podcast
Most anglers use a pull and pause technique to rubber. We have videos on how to work both a medussa and bull dawg out. It would be similar to that just with the smaller sized baits. Thanks for watching our videos, listening to the podcast and good luck this fall.
Can you please explain how to cast heavy Lures ( medussa, Bulldawgs, pounder) without hurting shoulder? Thanks
Thankz for the info.
Thanks for watching. Good luck fishing
Just got done striking out on Crystal Lake in Burnsville, Mn. Cold day. But we got out at least. Tight lines!
I've watched several of your videos and only just realized you're in Hazelhurst. We're on Bearskin Lake in Harshaw and I've been skunked REPEATEDLY by every species I've fished for.
I know it's supposed to be a great muskie lake and I'd like to land my first muskie this year. Any recommendations?
Jeff is a frequent visitor on the videos but doesn't see the comments much. I've never personally fished Bearskin so I have no lake specific advice. The best option would be to hire Jeff for a day for that specific lake and get a days worth of training out of him. It would be a good investment that will pay off down the road. Good luck this fall
Fished that lake a few times they like giant killers and suicks and is a pretty good sucker bite too hopefully my two cents can help you boat something cool
Nice video. Could you explain how to cast heavy lures without hurting the shoulder? thank you
We should do a video on this. Slack line and letting your rod load up is the key. Don't reel your leader all the way up to the rod tip. Leave about 3 feet of line out and kinda lob the bait.
@@TeamRhinoOutdoors thanks a lot guys. I wait for your video. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
waoov, big lures
Big Baits equal big fish right?
What do you mean when you say “Mid day moon” ?
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Thanks for watching. Good luck this fall