The largest musky to date for the season hits the net in Steve's boat, and he describes the clues he saw as the feeding window developed. Current conditions are also discussed.

Fast-moving weather systems, lots of wind, and cool nights have resulted in a frustrating musky bite for many anglers fishing the northwoods. In this week's episode, Steve provides tips to turn your season around.

The northwoods musky "bite" is becoming more consistent in time for the July 4 holiday. Mid-lake humps and breaklines are producing the most consistent action.

The largest musky for the year so far in Steve's boat, the largest hooked so far, and the largest seen from his boat have all occurred in the past few days. Steve reports on what's providing the big fish action. 

Cold nights are producing short feeding windows. Steve Heiting begins with a live report, and then returns to the studio to discuss what to watch for to catch muskies when those windows occur.

Weather and water are warming up, and summer musky patterns are getting underway — including the topwater bite!

Steve discusses a soggy Northwoods musky opener in a live report, and then explains the patterns that were most productive during the first few days of the musky season.

Wisconsin's northern zone musky season opens Saturday, May 28, and Steve discusses current conditions and reveals his musky game plan for the weekend.

The northwoods musky season is looming and Steve previews the May 28th opener. He also reports  the results of the Indiana Muskie Classic.

You can't beat a fishing trip to the northwoods, but when musky season is still closed you can travel to fish in southern locales. In this week's episode, Steve discusses his upcoming trip to Indiana and how learning tactics that were refined elsewhere can make you a better angler back home.