Early Fall Musky Tips with Jeff Van Remortel

[@chrisdarnell9280]

Suick thriller dots...They love it in VA..river fishing..🎣🎣🎣

[@MattVavrochFishing]

Awesome tips, cannot wait to hit the water this weekend! Finally safe temps down south.

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

I hope you get the net wet a few times this weekend. Good Luck Matt

[@MattVavrochFishing]

@@TeamRhinoOutdoors thanks a bunch same to you Jeff!

[@jarod5179]

Awesome! These videos are really helpful.

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

Thank you for watching and Good Luck Fishing

[@412Angler]

I’m going out the next two days to a new location, will be doing some night fishing , any tips for fishing for them at night ?? Never fished for them at night before .

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

Do everything you'd do during the day but slow down. If you haven't listened to our Back Lash Podcast listen to the episode with Pete Rich from 2 weeks ago, we talk about night fishing on that one.

[@benhodge8128]

Heading up to the Big Chip in 3 weeks. Would that be too early for musky suckers, or is it the water temp that decides that?

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

Musky will eat suckers all year. The problem comes in trying to keep them alive in the warmer water temps. If you can find them and keep them alive and swimming run them.

[@benhodge8128]

@@TeamRhinoOutdoors copy that. Thanks! I'm a new subscriber now

[@muskymadness9772]

So once the water cools and they move back into the weeds, will they typically stay there through the winter or will they eventually move back out?

[@TeamRhinoOutdoors]

No they will start to move back Once the lakes have turned over I'm not looking to shallow water first.