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I’d say most do. A lot of sport bass fishermen hate catching pike by accident

@citybassboy99 do bass fishermen release it into the water? on the video it's a catch and release tournament?

@@pierrehenneguez6648 yes

@@citybassboy99 for 2 questions ?

@@pierrehenneguez6648 yes

I was using a jerkabait. I linked them in the description and I have a video out on how to use them!

Appreciate the love man! Msg me on instagram about the shore spot

Fuck that’s awesome. I wish ahahah

Toronto!

Yeah it was at the beginning and a little in the middle. Always crazy when you’re drag is tight and the musky still pulls it 😳

Thank you sir 🫡

You know what I'm subbing

there you go I subbed

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I put my bass stuff away beginning of October for Musky

Thanks brotha 💪

It’s top secret!

Thanks man 🫡💪

Thanks man appreciate the comment 😂💪

Swimming towards me

Ontario 🇨🇦 😳

@@citybassboy99 ok

Yeah caught me lackin it was too loose

Thanks 💪

Are you in Southern Ontario?

@@citybassboy99 lol yeah man, it’s Tyler @southernontarioangling… we were supposed to hit simcoe like 2 months ago 😆

@@SOA905 ahaha my bad I didn’t know it was you from the username

@@citybassboy99 all good, I didn’t realize it showed up like that until you said it!

Just because you CAN do something, doesn’t mean you should. Willingly going out targeting Muskie with underpowered gear is a recipe for disaster. These may be apex predators, but they’re also quite fragile. In warmer water especially, trying to fight one on bass gear will take so much energy out of the fish that it may not recover. A great way to tell if any Esox species is over-stressed is if the fins turn red. As anglers, we need to do our due diligence and make sure we’re adequately equipped to handle the species we’re after.

This video was for ppl looking to get into musky fishing aka buy musky gear, baits, etc. Of course you can catch anything on anything, but that’s. not what I’m talking about here.

Yup

Bass rods and light line works really good, if you know how to fish. I have seen massive musky pulled in on 15lb line and mh bass rod, Small jig and minnow. The only thing you have to do is bring it in slow and steady. It's the same as bringing in 20 lb sheephead on 8lb line on a ned rig. Just go slow and let it run when it wants. Another option is a line counting trolling rod with lead core, you can use it for walleye musky, lake trout, instead of buying a specialty rod that only works for musky.

@@Notname555 it’s usually an accident when you hook/catch musky on light line and bass gear. This video is meant for ppl looking to target Musky specifically. You might win 1 or 2 battles with a knife in a gunfight but you’ll never win the war like that. Gotta come prepared for battle 💪

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I was a bit nervous posting this since I’m so new but you made my night thanks for the support 💪

I’ll give you $50 to let me fish it 👀😳

@@citybassboy99 I'm not doxxing myself sorry :3

@@Torch_essa private msg me ;)

@@citybassboy99 how?

@@citybassboy99 ?

I will next time I go

Smallmouth

@@citybassboy99 nice, its been a rough year for bass.

The worst lol

I think that might turn me on tbh 👅

Never

Largemouth bass

@@citybassboy99 awesome!

Thanks man!

@@citybassboy99 no problem hope you have a good day

Thanks for watching!

@@citybassboy99 no problem great video keep up the good work

Nice buddy! I’m learning most of my musky fishing in the kawarthas

Ahahaha

I use a 6’3 medium rod w/ 20lb braid and palomar knot to my leader or bait. You can get away with lighter line and with a flouro leader for bass but I’ve been using this setup since I use it for pike and bass.

@@citybassboy99 10lb flouro for leader?