Rod/Reel/Line Options for Musky Fishing

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Jeremy Smith shares a few of his go-to rod/reel/line setups for musky fishing.

Jeremy's musky gear:

•Lure•
•Reels•
•Electronics and Mapping•
•Tools•
•Omnia Store•

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Was talking about musky fishing and someone said that those big musky when they get caught it can wear em out and can't recover from it and die so that's why I thought heavy gear would speed up the fight and not drag on

flushot

Would a ugly stick gx2 10’ medium heavy rod work for musky and pike fishing ?

Angler

Great vid ! Do you still produce dvd's? Love the musky stuff!

hettro-cv

You forgot to tell everyone that muskie fishing alone is expensive!. 15
To 40 dollars for one bait 200 to 400 for reels and 200 to 600 for rods. Treat it like deep sea fishing gents however there are cheaper options but the down fall is unfortunately you get what you pay for and with muskie when you hook up you don't wanna lose it due to a cheap rod or reel breaking on you and potentially harming the fish. Good luck out there. Nice video regardless.

basskickersoutdoors

What would you recommend for a heavy pulling bait reel (double 10 bucktails etc.)? Right now I’m looking at the Diawa lexa TW 400P-P, lexa HD 400PWR-P, the Okuma Komodo SS KDS-436P, shimano tranx 500, and the Diawa Prorex 400P-P. I would prefer a solid line pickup (in terms of spool size) and a gear ratio of 5.3:1 5.1:1 4.3:1 or 4.1:1

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