The Art of Fishing DEEP Diving Crankbaits for MUSKIES! S3.E25

[@ronheller467]

Thank you so much for defining the depth in feet! Never really know what is meant my "deeper" or 'shallow" water. Your teacher evaluations must be Excellent!

[@MuskyMastery]

Thanks Ron!! And absolutely... just keep those awesome muskie fishing questions coming! I enjoy answering them dude!

[@tonys1641]

Dude! Chas the teacher! Awesome video again! As always. So much great info. Thanks man! Hope I can remember! Lol. Watching your videos always gets me pumped up to musky fish.

[@MuskyMastery]

Thanks Tony!! Really appreciate the kinds words man! I am getting pumped now too... just a few more months and that ice will begin to slip away!

[@mitchellgenz1373]

Great content, I am really looking forward to upping my crankbait game this upcoming season. Looking forward to your next upload.

[@MuskyMastery]

Thanks so much Mitchell! I really appreciate the kind words and so glad you are enjoying the vlog content! More on the way soon but back to a regular fishing video this week!

[@jeffgapen4522]

Great job explaining the depth raider, talking about the depth in feet really helps alot. Gonna try the depth raider, soon. Thank You

[@MuskyMastery]

Thanks Jeff! Much appreciated dude!

[@kylecasetta4091]

Two thumbs up, great presentation as always.

[@MuskyMastery]

Thanks Kyle!! Really appreciate it man!

[@rehmanmalik1089]

Great videos keep up the great work we don't have Musky in the UK but I enjoy watching and trying to adopt your ideas for my pike fishing.

[@MuskyMastery]

Rehman thanks so much man!!! Much appreciated Brother! More videos each week! Tight lines!

[@josephkarda1643]

👍👍given the dude a double!! Enjoying the vlogs definitely going to give the DR a try... don’t have any rocks or reefs where I fish but do have some deep weeds thank you for the tips

[@MuskyMastery]

Wow Joseph thanks so much for the kind words DUDE! I am really glad you are enjoying these vlogs and .... I am really happy you survived the 30+ minute one LOLLL

[@josephkarda1643]

Musky Mastery LOL yea it a was tooooo long !!!! But in all seriousness it kept my interest n I didn’t even realize it .....it keep em coming 👍👍

[@FireSlinger]

The king of musky fishing right hereeee🎣

[@MuskyMastery]

Wow... that is one heck of a nickname for me... but I will not argue LOL... Thanks so much and really glad you enjoyed the vlog!

[@BloodyNature]

Fire content man ! Keep em coming! 🎥

[@MuskyMastery]

DUDE!! Thanks man! Really glad you are enjoying the vlogs! More on the way!

[@MattVavrochFishing]

Going to really try and up my crankbait game for the coming year, assuming I don't get distracted by a confidence bait. Great tips, as always!

[@MuskyMastery]

Matt, for sure dude... you must! It changed the game for me. I used to be a Bull Dawg and soft plastic nut (you should see my garage walls haha) but I have caught far more fish by learning to use cranks effectively.

[@MattVavrochFishing]

@@MuskyMastery that is really great to know considering we fish very similar water systems in northern Wisconsin!

[@sgangling]

Good stuff as always 👍

[@MuskyMastery]

Thanks Sam!!!

[@mikeranieri7669]

Keep chasing the dream i love season 3 so far.

[@MuskyMastery]

Thanks Mike! Hoping to see you hammering the muskies this year dude!

[@davidhardt9924]

Wow held my interest for way over 30 minutes and few little actual fishing footage. GREAT JOB learned a ton about the straight DR and I thought I had heard it all from you before. If you are fishing on a reef < 7', what do you use then? Smaller straight DR? Jointed DR. I have a few reefs that come up to 3-5' on my home lake. Can't wait to hear about DR's and trolling. Keep the great Vlogs and straight up videos coming. Your presentations are special as you are a great teacher not just a catcher.

[@MuskyMastery]

Thanks Dave!!! I can't believe I didn't put you to sleep with a 30+ minute vlog LOL! :) Less than 7 feet I go with either a baby DR or the jointed SR. If I am using the baby DepthRaiders (as you can see from my videos) I am just a sucker for the straight model... it just produces so many fish for me and is so darn versatile. But I have some lakes (that you have fished with me) where they prefer the jointed baby DR. More content coming soon thanks dude!!

[@davidhardt9924]

@@MuskyMastery Thanks I always forget about the baby

[@chrisgibson4838]

Thanks for the knowledge. I have a bunch of these lures I want to incorporate these strategies on the mongalhala River down in Pennsylvania.

[@jdean1851]

Thanks for the Premium Review" Go Chas!

[@MuskyMastery]

Thanks JD! I am pumped that you an enjoying the vlogs!

[@joehofman2956]

Chastastic vlog.. Thank you. Interesting point about the split rings. Do you do that with all of your crankbaits? I got some work to do before I get out there in October.

[@MuskyMastery]

Thanks Joe!! Yes, I have #7 split rings on all of my crankbaits! www.joebucheroutdoors.com/terminal-tackle/split-rings

[@joehofman2956]

@@MuskyMastery My order has been placed. Thank you.

[@conan8708]

What color depth raider do you recommend for northern wisconsin?

[@MuskyMastery]

Sucker, Crackerjack tiger, night shiner - Top-3

[@dmouse522]

I believe new ones have round bend hooks, older ones don't. Anyway, I've switched all mine to round.

[@MuskyMastery]

D Mouse, the original hooks are good, but hard to beat the ones with the round bends. They just hold fish so well!