Muskie Madness Part 1 - Called the fish of 1,000 casts; just how hard is it to land a trophy-size muskie on the fly? You might be surprised! Join us over the next three weeks as we take you on an amzing quest for big muskies in Northern Wisconsin - beginning with a look at the crazy and often contoversial history of old-time World Record hunters. Then we pair one of our best sticks with the undisputed best guides in the business to see if we can elicit the rare tug of a northwoods leviathan. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Muskie Madness Part 1

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Called the fish of 1,000 casts; just how hard is it to land a trophy-size muskie on the fly? You might be surprised! Join us over the next three weeks as we take you on an amzing quest for big muskies in Northern Wisconsin - beginning with a look at the crazy and often contoversial history of old-time World Record hunters. Then we pair one of our best sticks with the undisputed best guides in the business to see if we can elicit the rare tug of a northwoods leviathan.
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Wild On The Fly
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Martin Joergensen
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From: Ian - Full name and email anonymized  Link
Submitted December 19th 2012

Yes!!! Great insight into the world and history of musky fishing in the North woods. Not quite Zero2Hero quality but still good to see these guys back on film :)

Fishing with the MCO is top of my fishing bucket-list!



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