Chris and Frank travel to one of, if not the most difficult bodies of water to go after muskies on - the legendary Georgian Bay. The guys talk about what made it an interesting and extremely challenging trip and how they had to make changes to their approach in order to combat unfriendly weather and fishing conditions.

Part 2 in our discussion with Mike Nabulsi. Mike expands on the best waters to cast certain baits, why a damaged bait may not necessarily be a bad thing, modifying his baits, the muskie bait making community, and what his ideal muskie fishing tactic looks like!

Mike Nabulsi from Waterwolf Lures chats with us to discuss how Waterwolf came to be, which baits/colours to select for different water types/locations, the best way to use rubber to target muskies, and how to decide which rubber techniques to use and when!

In this remainder of our discussion with Julian Kalka, we discuss the aftermath of enduring border closures and restrictions on the fishing hospitality industry in Northern Ontario as well as Eagle Lake as a premier muskie destination for all of North America.

Julian Kalka is the owner of Andy Myers Lodge on the famed Eagle Lake. Julian comes onto the show to discuss the devastating effects of the Government restrictions and ongoing border closures on the Northern Ontario Tourism and Hospitality Industry.

Part 2 in our discussion with Andrew Rideout where he elaborates on the importance and utility of using guides, the best lures and tactics across different seasons on Lake of the Woods, jigging for muskies, and how tournament angling has influenced his outlook on muskie hunting.

Andrew Rideout spent much of his youth fishing around North Bay but eventually settled on the famed Lake of the Woods, where he works as a guide out of Crawford’s Camp (Sioux Narrows). Andrew shares his vast knowledge with us as he talks about how to dissect LOTW, its different zones, and which early season baits and tactics to use in order to maximize your potential to boat a giant!

An American transplant recently turned Canadian resident, Samantha Dadson almost needs no introduction. She has fished waters all across North America and consistently pulls giant fish. Samantha is also a lure maker and is one of the creative engines behind Dadson Blade Baits.

Samantha elaborates on how to deal with challenging days on the water and the importance of keeping the mood positive. She explains her keys on how to do this and why taking breaks is not always a bad thing. Sam then goes on to reveal how she not only constantly creates, but innovates in the ship, as she turns out a seemingly never ending line of unique and effective blade baits.

Part 2 in this amazing and informative discussion. Josh talks about his unique approach to guiding that has made him one of the industry's best, giant producing "pink days", and how innovation in fishing equipment helps him to refine his approach and problem solve on the water with great success.