Overlooked Life Saving Musky Techniques and Tools

[@DHUNTER279]

really great video thanks

[@edwardsedlak4303]

Great video Josh. Thanks for sharing the links on those products. I've been looking for a pair of those pliers so I appreciate the info.

[@hificave]

Great video man! I recall experiences where Its one thing to unhook a tangled up badly deeply hooked 45 inch fish with conventional pliers, cutters… but when its a 55inch plus fish that is deeply hooked (which will crush your wrist when it gator rolls if your not ready and experienced) those longer/stronger salt water tools can save the fish and your hands… aka the long hook pik The other factor people forget, is your adrenaline when you are dealing with a very big fish (55 and up) its such a special moment, that this adrenaline spike and unexpected anxiety spike can impact our ability to execute a badly hooked fish in time. (Shaky hands, breathing heavily) So to your point, the right tools help greatly.

[@richardpearson5133]

Great Josh!!! The giant bolt cutters can be a life saver. Literally. Take care.

[@curtadams3281]

Good information !

[@robertlaliberte2747]

Right on, Always Good To be "Refreshed". "It's Better to Have it and not Need it then to Need it and not Have it"

[@matthewbaetz9905]

Very Helpful

[@deanmentjes7774]

Great video! I liked and subscribed. Last year was my first year musky fishing, and I'm so glad I had one of those Knipex cutters. I got one big musky solo fishing and cut hooks and had a good safe release. I like the Knipex so much, I use it on bass and pike too - if I'm not keeping a fish, I want it to live. Replacement treble hooks are not expensive - I keep a Plano box at home full of 3/0's to 7/0's and always have a few of different sizes in my traveling tackle box for the boat. I will get a couple of the tools you mentioned that I don't have, like the hook pick. Good stuff, thanks.

[@skitv8780]

Great vid, where can I buy one of those long hook removers, I've only seen small ones

[@dennisseeb3061]

Excellent video. I have never lost a fish. I have all those tools except the bolt cutter laid out like tools on a surgeons tray. I think that is important to point out.