Incredible Musky Fishing | New Brunswick

Rob Heal travels to beautiful New Brunswick to fish on a relatively new and little-known musky fishery, the St John River. Guiding him is famed angler/guide Marlon Prince: stjohnnysox.wixsite.com/guide or call 902-986-0529
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[@Javamanjonny]

New Brunswick's very own Marlon Prince showing the world the Saint John River's fantastic musky fishery. Outstanding episode 👏

[@chrishoward4546]

Great way to start off Father's day weekend thank you for all the Fun!!!!

[@Valleyfishing]

Leave it to Brett to get one on a break! Nice job!

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Great video Rob 👍🏼 👍. I have court plenty of pike on the fly rod, up to 26lb 😁. I have been trying for over 8 years 😔, have had the followings but never hooked up. I saw a guy hook into one ( fishing from a belly-boat) , that fish . Took him for a joy ride 😁 , around the lk for almost an hour and a half.

[@IntoTheWildFlyFishing]

Great work, putting a fish in the bag. Some good info/tips too. This is the first good musky on the fly video from you guys!

[@Flyfisherwomyn]

Great episodes and so incredible to watch you boys get er done. Could not have chosen a better guide to showcase the musky fishery in New Brunswick. Marlon Prince is as genuine as they come, congrats brother…so well done!

[@johnnylightning1491]

Here I always thought that a muskie was the fish of 10,000 casts, and now I learn it's only 1,000 casts. Cool, I've only got about 900 casts to go, not 9,900. Keep funnin' guys. Keep the good stuff coming.

[@mbnoutdoorsnb]

What a great video! Musky are truly one of a kind, great job to all!

[@mythraider1]

Awesome job guys! cannot wait to hook me a musky myself this summer . TIGHT LINES!

[@robertheal261]

Good morning!!

[@joncothranphotography9375]

Great Fishing! Thanks!

[@flyboyzindahouse]

well done laddy !!!!

[@savidamelie]

Great stuff. Awesome! Thanks

[@mcmutt2]

St Johnny Sox, YOU DA MAN !!!!!

[@danielsantamaria2910]

Amazing video!!

[@bigfoottreehugger12213]

This video is going to bring Marlon some enthusiastic fisherman wanting to bring in a monster 🐳 i think he’s going to need a bigger boat 🛥 great video 👍

[@mikeschaafsma7199]

Very nice job, and an enjoyable, knowing guide!

[@Laksekrok1]

Great program with all information you need.. Thou i live in Norway with only pike available. The same techniqes and flies is working as well. Tight line everybody.

[@therusticcollectionebaysto7028]

New sub ! Liked ❤️🚀

[@calebcormier4452]

Great show! Marlon is amazing!

[@anthonyhipps8500]

Well made video. I have yet to catch a musky, but this video whets my appetite. God Bless and Tight Lines Anthony Hipps

[@newflyfisher]

Thanks for watching

[@kkswain96]

We can get rattlers to tie into our flies now! For the pike and musky guys

[@florule1124]

Awesome video so informative as well !

[@nephiindustries]

Really great video boys!!

[@mdanilo708]

🔥🔥

[@realityobservationalist7290]

I was listening to this episode while tying some dry flies. I thought the whole time that the host was Bill Spicer, it sounds just like him. Only looked at my computer at the end when Rob finally got the fish in the boat and was quite surprised. I guess the team has a particular voice in mind... lol kidding. Is Rob a new host? Either way, way to go my friend!

[@newflyfisher]

Rob Heal joined our team last year and Bill is shooting shows this season. Thanks for watching

[@jayr7471]

What line type are you using?

[@robertheal261]

Hi Jay, We use mainly 450 grain, full sink lines when fishing sub surface, which was what we did 90% of the time. The depth varies and the retrieve is fast so the 350 to 500 gr sinking lines are prefered. The river was also abnormally high for that time of year and the big change precipitated the need for sinking lines.

[@brianlengling2338]

Aw, come on, you needed to get more than a nose tap for the slime. There is that smell to musky slime, you need to get it on you, inhale it, that smell and your visual memories take it to that next level.