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| Can anyone shed some light on some of the top Musky video's on the market? I just got into Musky fishing and the selection out there can be a little overwhelming |
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Location: Hartland, WI | THE BADFISH VIDEOS are the best for action and entertainment.
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Location: Girdwood, Alaska | Steve Heiting's videos have a lot of good information in them, as well as a fair amount of action. |
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| You can pick up something different from every different video that is out there. The Badfish collection is high in entertainment and really helps those long winter months pass by quicker. Alot of good info in those as well. The one that really stands out though for me is the Dick Pearson Muskies on the Shield video. Stuff on there that really makes you think and look at familiar water, eventhough it might not be shield water, much differently. |
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| I like the Chad Cain video called "As the Blade Turns".
Also Dick Pearsons video 'Muskies on the Shield' is OK. |
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Location: Madison | Second the Heiting video and Third the Dick Pearson video. Heiting's stuff (and Saric's as well) are very, very educational - they're designed to teach specific techniques to guys w/o a ton of experience.
Muskies on the Shield also is educational, but also much more entertaining to me since I love Shield water.
Also, I'm not a fan of Mania, but some of his videos do a pretty good job of showing rod technique with specific baits. I think moreso than other videos, you get a very clear idea of what he's doing with the rod to get the action on the bait.
The Badfish/Simply Fishing/In Fisherman stuff is decent musky porn. Fun to watch, but IMO not really meant to be educational. |
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Location: Wausau, Wisconsin | Time on the water makes anglers, Badfish gets them through the winter! |
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Location: WESTERN WI | Dick Pearson's Muskies on the Sheild is #1, Badfish Videos are #2. Both are very entertaining an still provide some education along the way. Also the one I watch while sharpening hooks/ flipping through magazine is Bob Mehsikhomer's Close Encounters of the Right Kind. One whole hour of missed fish and big follows with a Mozart Soundtrack. This one really gets me pumped to hit the water. |
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Location: Girdwood, Alaska | I don't mind Mehsikomer's close encounters of the right kind either, except i can't stand that music so i always play it on mute and put on some good stuff instead  |
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