Trying GIANT Musky Lures for Pike Fishing 🔥 (Crazy action!!!)

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In this episode we're trying pike fishing with GIANT musky lures sent to us from USA. Will they work for Northern Pike as well? Let's try!

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5:38 well many Scandinavians migrated for instance to Minnesota and Canada as well I believe. They must've thought it looked just like home, cold, wet and miserable. 🤣

sweaspurdoddd

Great video. Cool to see the lures we use musky fishing catching pike. That drone follow was awesome.

cotypihlaja

I love to make big lures for pike and musky. Topwater is excellent for big pike, been fishing MN and Ontario successfully for years on top. My 1st 50+" (51.25") came on a homemade topwater in Onterio. Looks like a great place to hunt pike.
They need to learn to slow it down at times and fig 8. At 19:50 setting down a rod with the lure in the water, will lead to a missing rod seen it happen more than once.

Tam

Awesome video! I love the lure selection that Ben sent you. I'm a Minnesota musky fisherman like Ben. He knows his stuff and has a great youtube channel too. Nice job on the pike. And yes, a low speed reel helps crank in those big bucktails. But you still want to bring them in fast - just let the reel's gears do the pulling for you.

deanmentjes

Honoustly, those types of lures is all we had and used around the beginning of 2000s. And A lot of people still mainly use musky lures like bucktails, giant jackpots, suicks, manta’s, bulldawgs hellhounds etc. So not surprising they catch big pikes. I personally caught quite a few nice Baltic pike on topwater lures like bucher topraiders. Great video though

paterpeter

Fantastic video. Congratulations to all three of you! A good lesson to sometimes change out our lures and try things we'd never think possible!. Thank you.

paulchappelhymns

I’m glad that you get to try what us Minnesotans throw, one time I didn’t take my finger of the line and it ripped a huge chunk of skin off….

Chris-zrh

Big Muskie MN fisher here, those are just all around solid muskie baits and I am not surprised at all the first catch was on the dusa. Sometimes you need to not worry about how natural a bait looks, but how interesting it might look, when you are approaching apex predators. Being top of the chain, they know they can, and very often will, want to take a close look at things. Just gotta give em a reason to bite.

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