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April / May 2008

Research Corner: Project Green Gene
An update on Illinois' progress as it tries to determine which is the best musky strain for its waters.
By Steve Pallo

Define The Strike Zone
A musky's strike zone can change with the wind.  Understanding i is a huge step to catching more fish.
By Joe Bucher

Anatomy Of A Weedbed
To get the most from a weedbed, you need to recognize each component and then fish it correctly.
By Spence Petros

Pop The Top For Fly Rod Muskies
An excerpt from the new book, Muskie On The Fly.
By Robert Tomes

Spring's Fine Line
For springtime success, you need three components: weather, water temperature, and baitfish.
By Jim Saric

Is White the New Black?
Don't ever overlook a lure just because it's color is "plain" white.
By Jim Bortz

Big Fish, Small Spots
Everything in musky fishing seems to be getting bigger, but the best big fish spots are often very small.
By Dennis Radloff

In Search Of New Water
If you usual waters are getting a little "old," it's easy to find  "new" water and then succeed once you arrive.
By Ken Jackson

Bust A Slump
Slumps are no fun, but they're a fact of musky fishing.  Here's how to break out.
By Tom Dietz

Work The Wood
Man-made reservoirs are loaded with flooded timber.  Fish it right for the best results.
By Chad Cain

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• Editor’s Line
• Musky Follows
• Musky Matters
• Joe Bucher’s Moon Secrets
• PMTT Tournament Coverage
• Trophy Tails/Reader Spotlight
• Musky Gear
• Musky Classified
• Parting Line