Musky Shop Blog

Ice fishing for crappie offers thrilling action, especially when targeting suspended schools in deeper water during mid-winter.

Early ice fishing marks an exciting start to the winter season, especially for targeting walleye.

These lakes not only promise great fishing but also memorable winter escapades amid nature's frozen beauty.

Ice fishing season is officially underway in the Northwoods of Wisconsin!

Here’s everything a rookie needs to stay safe, have fun, and actually catch fish.

This guide breaks down the essentials to include when constructing your icy haven, ensuring it’s functional, safe, and ready for those long winter days on the ice.

We hope you’re enjoying great fishing weather, whether it’s late ice fishing or open water fishing in the Northwoods of Wisconsin.

Ice conditions are still excellent, with most lakes having approximately 28" or more ice.

We hope all of you are having a great winter so far. As we near the end of February, some of you are already open-water fishing in places throughout the country.

Musky Shop Northwoods Fishing Report: Early February 2025

Crusted Butter-Seared Walleye with Asparagus

Musky Shop Northwoods Fishing Report: Late January 2025

Ice Fishing Safety: Essential Measures and Gear for a Secure Experience

For January, I’d like to feature Plum Lake, just a skip North of Sayner.