Triggering Muskies with GLIDERS! | Musky Quick-Tips on Fishing Glide Baits for Muskies | S7.E12

When it comes to triggering reaction strikes from muskies there is possibly no better lure than a glider! Glide baits have a way of pulling fish off of structure and getting them to open their mouths, particularly in tough environmental conditions - but many anglers struggle with throwing and working them correctly. In this video I will show you how I work the GlideRaider, and this technique can be utilized for any glider on the market. I hope this helps out more fish in the boat for you this season and for many to come!
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[@jameschurch1277]

Excellent Glide Raider tips! Ive found using the reel handle, more than the rod, is also much easier on the angler, and allows for less musky fishing fatigue. Thanks for the share.

[@deanmentjes7774]

Good demo, thanks! It's always really helpful to see how you work the lure. Also, I have that exact St Croix 7'6" XH, and it is irreplaceable for throwing not only glides, but dive and rise and jerkbaits too.

[@kylecasetta4091]

Very under utilized bait. Excellent tutorial. One thing they do extremely well is get big fish to show themselves. Thats what I consider the best attribute. Once you know where they are living the game just got a whole lot easier. Keep up the good work chas!

[@shannonshepherd1565]

Masterclass on glide baits, Chas. You always have the best content anywhere on the internet on musky fishing. Keep up the great work. Love it.

[@MuskyMastery]

Wow. This is again one of THE kindest compliments I’ve ever received. I can’t thank you enough and more importantly, I’m so glad it’s helpful. I’m a teacher and to hear quality feedback from folks means a lot

[@TuffEsox]

Great intro to glide bait fishing! Especially loved the downward vs. parallel rod sweeps nugget - as I've seen MANY anglers struggle with lure depth around timber & higher weed patches. Also, pointing out that you're using a shorter rod for this presentation is important. I have actually had boat guests trying to use a 9' 6" rod with a 6" Phantom - yikes! For newer anglers, just be aware of the gear ratio you're using, as one-revolution-per-pop isn't the same with a 5.3:1 reel as an 8:1 reel. Know your gear and adjust accordingly. Learn to master the action on each type of bait you're using and the gear (rod length/action, reel size/gear-ratio, terminal tackle, etc.) that brings out the best action and LET 'ER RIP, TATER CHIP! Thanks again for another masterful video & tight lines to all!

[@JoeBucherVideo]

Superb job Dude!

[@MuskyMastery]

Thanks so much Joe. July 2016….Butt Kicker point….a memory and fishing trip together I’ll never forget!

[@davidhardt9924]

Great segment Teaching tricks for mastering the Glide Raider. I like the dead stick technique as my figure eights suck. HA Keep em coming saving my sanity Thanks for all the hard work

[@MuskyMastery]

LOL….dave you’re too funny. Your figure-8’s are fantastic dude. Too hard on yourself. You are a rockstar!

[@jdean1851]

EXCELLENT TUTORIAL!!! THANX4POSTING!

[@MuskyMastery]

Thanks JD!!! YOU DA MAN DUDE!

[@tmaks2]

Your channel is the best dude. I’ve learned so much about lures and how/when to use them! Awesome content…tight lines 💪🏽

[@MuskyMastery]

Tyler that makes my day man. Thank you so much for your support. I’m pumped these videos are helpful! More on the way!

[@ralphw7950]

Glide baits are my favorite

[@colejfishingadventures]

Awesome video mate!! Keep up the great work!! I make fishing videos too and I always love watching yours!! 🤝💪

[@caseyszczepanski7083]

When you try to have the glider run shallow with parallel rod motion does the glider still go left and right or mostly in the direction of the rod motion