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The Musky Hunter Television Show — Storyline

The Musky Hunter television series is the first television show ever dedicated solely to the hard-to-catch musky.

Cast & Crew

The Musky Hunter Television Show — Series Details

The Musky Hunter Television Show — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: UnMatch the Hatch (2007-01-06) — Southern reservoirs are loaded with shad and sometimes you have to get your bait noticed to trigger a strike. Jim Saric and Charlie Buhler tackle a southern reservoir early in the
• E2: Trophy Hunt (2007-01-13) — Jim Saric and Tom Sullivan search, find, battle and release trophy muskies in mid-summer, while discussing the differences between trophy and action waters.
• E3: Crazy 8s (2007-01-20) — A properly executed figure 8 at boat side is a deadly maneuver. Jim Saric and Jim Bortz show you the effectiveness of this technique with some incredible boat side strikes.
• E4: Sea of Shad (2007-01-27) — Jim Saric and Charlie Buhler troll a Midwest reservoir searching for muskies herding shad in early season. Trolling can be feast or famine at this time, but when you find a pack of
• E5: Big Water Bruisers (2007-02-03) — Big water and big muskies go hand-in-hand. Jim Saric and Gregg Thomas conquer some big waves and dissect some big spots, while fighting some big muskies.
• E6: Pieces of the Puzzle (2007-02-10) — Early season can be unpredictable. Despite brutal post-frontal conditions, Jim Saric and Steve Heiting scrutinize several early season patterns, including open-water suspended musk
• E7: Summer Strategies (2007-02-17) — Catching muskies in mid-summer requires fishing long hours and applying various techniques. In this two-part episode, Jim Saric and Frank Walter (Farm and City Insurance contest wi
• E8: Autumn Assault (2007-02-24) — Fall actually begins earlier than some realize. Jim Saric and Ted Takasaki, President of Lindy, discuss the many environmental factors that signal a shallow movement of big muskies
• E9: Make Them Bite (2007-03-03) — The heat of the summer requires many different approaches. Jim Saric and Mike Hulbert explore multiple presentations from topwater to soft plastics to trigger strikes.
• E10: Night Stalkers (2007-03-10) — Fishing pressure and boating traffic often drive muskies into a night feed. Jim Saric and Chad Cain engage in a night stalking expedition for big muskies.
• E11: Fall Frenzy (2007-03-17) — Fall represents a changing of the seasons and with it, changing water conditions. In this two-part episode, Jim Saric and Jim Stewart, owner of Rollie and Helen’s Musky Shop, discu

Season 2

• E1: Predators (2008-01-05) — There are two ways to get a big musky’s attention: speed and size. Jim Saric and Tom Sullivan illustrate how to use big profile lures and speed to trigger strikes from trophy muski
• E2: Timberland (2008-01-12) — Jim Saric and Chad Cain battle muskies in heavy timber and unlock the mystery of fishing the “flooded forest” that is southern reservoir fishing in early spring.
• E3: Monument Bay Monsters (2008-01-19) — Lake of the Woods is a massive body of water with thousands of islands and miles of shoreline. Jim Saric and hall of fame angler Spence Petros unlock the mysteries and demonstrate
• E4: Fall Flexibility (2008-01-26) — Fall may be trophy musky time, but it is also a turbulent time with frequent weather changes. Jim Saric and Dick Heckel tackle some big muskies in a myriad of changing fall weather
• E5: Reservoir Dawgs (2008-02-02) — Warm water and baitfish are the two ingredients to focus on when fishing muskies in reservoirs in early spring. While trolling a southern reservoir in early spring, Jim Saric and C
• E6: Current Considerations (2008-02-09) — Whether the current is natural or produced by strong winds, one thing is certain: it attracts muskies! Jim Saric and Musky Hunter Magazine Managing Editor Steve Heiting scrutinize
• E7: Time Management (2008-02-16) — How to manage your time on the water depends not only on your familiarity with the water, but whether you are fishing for a few hours or the entire day. First, Jim Saric and Tom Su
• E8: Quickstrike Secrets (2008-02-23) — Live suckers are an excellent solution to catching muskies in fall. However, when used incorrectly, they can be deadly to muskies. Jim Saric and John Mich demonstrate how to use va
• E9: Soft Plastic Solutions (2008-03-01) — Tough fall conditions require soft plastic solutions to trigger strikes. Jim Saric and Rich Belanger from St. Croix Rods dig deep into cover on a post-frontal bluebird day. Then Ji
• E10: Windows (2008-03-08) — Feeding windows are periods of musky activity that are usually caused by environmental changes. Jim Saric and Pro Guide Mike Hulbert discuss how to recognize and maximize your time
• E11: A Musky Runs through it (2008-03-15) — Rivers are dynamic systems with rapidly changing water levels and moving baitfish. In mid-summer, the muskies establish home ranges on large food shelves. Once this happens, it’s a

Season 3

• E1: Set ‘em Up (2009-01-03) — During the dog-days of summer, locating the muskies during the day is essential to setting them up to for an after-dark catch. Jim Saric and Pro Guide Mike Hulbert demonstrate how
• E2: Flawless Fundamentals (2009-01-10) — Your ultimate musky fishing success depends upon sound fundamentals. Jim Saric, Pro Guide Mike Lazarus and Trophy Hunter Tom Sullivan discuss the importance of sound fundamentals w
• E3: Early Season Adversity (2009-01-17) — Every spring can be unpredictable, and fishing patterns change annually. First, Jim Saric and Pro Guide Chad Cain troll a southern reservoir in flooded conditions. Then, Jim Saric
• E4: Grind it Out (2009-01-24) — Tough conditions sometimes require picking a couple spots and grinding it out rather than jumping from spot to spot. First Jim Saric and FCIS contest winner Marty Forman pound the
• E5: Inside-Out (2009-01-31) — The traditional approach to fishing most spots is to focus on the outside edge and to cast from deep to shallow. However, in early summer, focusing on the top of structural element
• E6: Channel Your Thoughts (2009-02-07) — In fall, there is a migration of muskies following the forage up the reservoir and into creek arms. The channel edges are virtual musky highways. Jim Saric and John Mich detail the
• E7: Creatures of the Edge (2009-02-14) — The first place to start on almost any musky water is the outside weed edge. This transition from the open water to the shallow cover is a major feeding area. Jim Saric, teams up w
• E8: Lunge of Summer (2009-02-21) — Summer days allow for long hours of musky fishing and to be successful you have to be willing to adapt to the conditions. That not only means changing lures, but switching between
• E9: Musky Scene Investigation (MSI) (2009-02-28) — Musky fishing is much like detective work. You have to recognize the clues to determine not only where the muskies live, but how to get them to bite. First, Jim Saric and Rich Bela
• E10: Post Spawn Savvy (2009-03-07) — Once the muskies complete spawning, they may be located in shallow cover, holding on the edges, or suspended in open water. As conditions change the muskies can move on a daily bas
• E11: Troll-a-thon (2009-03-14) — As the water temperature drops in fall muskies leave their summer haunts and follow bait to warmer water, and begin staging in the vicinity of spring spawning areas. Trolling is yo

Season 4

• E1: Colors (2010-01-02) — Does color matter? Color may not be the most important factor in musky fishing, but it directly impacts your confidence, and confidence is a key component in musky fishing. Jim Sar
• E2: Rollercoaster (2010-01-09) — Every spring can be a rollercoaster ride in your attempt to locate muskies. With water temperatures rising during the day and falling at night, you may catch muskies in open water
• E3: 100 Inches (2010-01-16) — When you finally hook that giant musky, the last thing you need is something to go wrong when landing that trophy. Jim Saric, Pro Guide Mike Lazarus, and Trophy Hunter Tom Sullivan
• E4: LOW101 (2010-01-23) — Lake of the Woods (LOW) is truly Lake of the Muskies. However, LOW’s giant size and thousands of islands can make both navigating and finding muskies difficult. Jim Saric and Musky
• E5: Crash the Rocks (2010-01-30) — As the water temperatures drop in fall, one thing you can count on is a movement of muskies toward the shallow water. It is amazing how shallow the muskies can be located. One of t
• E6: Eagle Lake Lunge (2010-02-06) — Eagle Lake is legendary in musky lore, and has historically produced some of the largest muskies of all time. A renaissance has occurred over the last several years where the lake
• E7: Metro Muskies (2010-02-13) — With the explosion of muskies throughout the US, numerous waters exist adjacent to major metropolitan areas. Although these waters can be productive, the large number of anglers fi
• E8: Hit the Breaks (2010-02-20) — Weather conditions and fish activity will always dictate your tactics. Although a run-and-gun approach works best on many days, sometimes it’s best to slow down and hit the breaks.
• E9: Southern Savvy (2010-02-27) — In many southern waters, musky fishing is a year-round activity, as there is no successful reproduction. These waters exist based on stocking and catch and release. Yet, in spring,
• E10: Chase is On (2010-03-06) — Every fall, muskies in rivers migrate as a result of falling water temperatures. Some resident populations move to follow food. In rivers adjacent to the Great Lakes, there is a mi
• E11: Complementary Baits (2010-03-13) — You can never underestimate the importance of communicating with your fishing partner. No matter what the season, it’s imperative that all anglers use lures that complement one ano

Season 5

• E1: Speed Thrills (2011-01-01) — What’s the first thing you do when the muskies aren’t biting? Switch lures. Although that often works, sometimes it pays to experiment with lure speed, first. Jim Saric, Pro Guide
• E2: Post-Frontal Magic (2011-01-08) — How often have you heard the phrase “you should have been here yesterday, they were biting like crazy.” As a musky hunter we rarely encounter perfect weather conditions, and more o
• E3: Blackhawk Island Muskies (2011-01-15) — When you think about Lake of the Woods, one name is often synonymous with muskies…Bill Sandy. Bill is a legendary guide on Lake of the Woods, having fished it for over forty years.
• E4: Dead Calm (2011-01-22) — Every season musky hunters are faced with a variety of weather conditions. Flat, calm conditions can appear to make the muskies stagnant, yet understanding how muksies move during
• E5: University of Esox (2011-01-29) — Want to take your catches to the next level? Then the University of Esox musky school is for you. Through classroom, dock-side and on-the-water instruction, the University of Esox
• E6: Double Dawg Dare (2011-02-05) — When the cold winds of fall come howling and freeze-up approaches, it’s time to crack out the big soft plastics. Jim Saric and Pro Guide Mike Hulbert battle some monster muskies us
• E7: Wind Warriors (2011-02-12) — Wind can be the musky hunter friend and foe. Wind creates commotion in the underwater world and cuts light penetration creating a feeding opportunity for apex predators like muskie
• E8: Bomb the Basin (2011-02-19) — Musky hunters — much like the fish we chase — love to focus on edges. Yet, a whole group of muskies never approach weed edges or rock bars, but spend their entire season cruising t
• E9: Rip the Chrome (2011-02-26) — The more you fish muskies the more you realize there’s more than one way to catch them. In fact, it’s not uncommon to be able to catch muskies both trolling and casting on the same
• E10: Spring Fling (2011-03-05) — While the northern waters are frozen in spring, muskies are catchable in the open waters of the South. The key to catching these fish early is to understand both the musky and shad
• E11: Big Water (2011-03-12) — Big water is synonymous with big muskies. Consider the largest waters in North America and they consistently produce some of the largest muskies. Because of their sheer size, these

Season 6

• E1: Cerebral Muskies (2012-01-07) — We are all looking for that magic lure that will instantly put more muskies in the boat. In reality, that silver bullet doesn’t exist. Your best ally on any musky trip is your br
• E2: Lake of the Muskies (2012-01-14) — Lake of the Woods in Ontario Canada is often referred to as “Lake of the Muskies” because it is full of thousands of islands and hundreds of miles of shoreline loaded with muskies.
• E3: Mix and Match (2012-01-21) — All we are simply trying to do every day on the water is to get a bite. Once we get one musky to bite it seems getting the next one is much easier. Jim Saric, Pro Guide Mike Laza
• E4: Livin' on the Edge (2012-01-28) — Apex predators like muskies use breaklines, drop-offs, or edges to migrate and feed like superhighways with frequent fast-food stops. In fall, there’s nothing much tastier to a bi
• E5: Kawartha Crushers (2012-02-04) — Located 100 miles northeast of Toronto, Ontario Canada is the Kawartha Lakes Region. These connected waters of the Trent-Severn waterway offer a variety of lakes with different ch
• E6: Let them Rip (2012-02-11) — When dealing with large flats there are a lot of ways to catch muskies, but the high-percentage approach to catch them is trolling. Jim Saric and Pro Guide Bob Turgeon troll sever
• E7: Triple Play (2012-02-18) — Ever approach a musky trip with a solid game plan only to find out that the plan doesn’t work? In this episode, Jim and his guests have to switch gears and change the game plan in
• E8: Windsor Wanderers (2012-02-25) — Lake St. Clair is a musky factory. It’s massive and every year continues to kick out incredible numbers of muskies. With over 2/3 of Lake St. Clair located in Ontario, Canada, a
• E9: Big Dawgs (2012-03-03) — When muskies move deeper in fall, what’s the best tool to get down to their level and get noticed? A jig.

  A Bulldawg is simply a giant jig with a big tail that’s simply irresisti

• E10: Muskie Whisperer (2012-03-10) — Legendary Guide Bill Sandy has such an uncanny ability to convert following muskies into strikers that he has earned the reputation as “the musky whisper” as some believe he can ta
• E11: Raider Nation (2012-03-17) — No matter where you fish, there are always local preferred techniques or lures that are supposedly the “best” or “only“ way to catch muskies from that water. For the savvy musky h

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does The Musky Hunter Television Show have? 15 season(s) with 165 episodes.

Where can I watch The Musky Hunter Television Show? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.