Steve discusses how minnowbaits and crankbaits have been the best producers as summer settles into the Northwoods. Night fishing is good and will get better. Steve also explains how to catch muskies when algae bloom occurs on some waters.

With musky feeding windows short in midsummer, Steve discusses how weather and the moon affect musky activity, and how to predict when such windows will occur.

There were lots of musky fishermen and boaters in the Northwoods for the July 4 holiday. How do you succeed as a musky angler when there is a boat on every spot you hope to fish?

Despite the roller-coaster weather conditions, Steve finds good musky action sometime each day. The  lures used to catch his fish reveal a couple of musky fishing lessons everyone should know.

Steve discusses successful musky patterns that are going on right now.

Steve explains how to catch muskies following the passage of a cold front after his University of Esox Musky School succeeded in such conditions.

Steve discusses current conditions and patterns, how to deal with the current warm water temperatures.

Steve reports on the action that occurred in his boat during opening weekend for Wisconsin's northern musky zone.

Steve continues to preview the northern Wisconsin musky opener, and discusses how to fish one of the best lures for spring as well as of all time, the Suick.

With northern Wisconsin's musky opener just days away, Steve addresses using small bucktails for early season fish.