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Identifying characteristics: Single dorsal fin, upper half of cheek and gill cover has scales, body and dorsal fin have dark spots on lighter backgrounds. The Muskellunge and northern pike family, These fish are characterized by a long cylindrical bo

Look for the shallow grassy lumps and work them for Pike and Musky all the way to Huron Point and the mouth of the Clinton River.

There are lots of tips for catching muskie. Check out HowStuffWorks for great tips for catching muskie.

The muskie spawn in an interesting time of year for anglers. Learn more about the muskie spawn at HowStuffWorks.

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Muskie trolling is a fishing technique used by many anglers. Learn more about muskie trolling at HowStuffWorks.

Went down to the fox river at about 5am threw a 1/4 ounce white jig w/a white 3" grub. Caught 4 walleye no bigger then 12 inches. hooked up or foul hooked something big (felt like a carp or muskie) but popped off under the dam. few hours later got a

Doesn't this beautiful picture conjure up images of a perfect summer day? Great weather the sun is shining and a whole day of fishing with a good friend ahead of you. Photo taken by guest Eric Schaaf during his recent trip with good friend Kevin

I'm one outdorsy kid and I bet I could out fish a pro

I'm one outdorsy kid and I bet I could out fish a pro

great for bass walleyes pike tiger muskies and many other

Well August has come and gone and left us with some great fishing days on Lake St. Clair. We have been chasing the Muskies as well as the Bass this past month and have had some great success with both species. The Muskies have been chasing the bait

Well we are swinging through the 2015 season. We have wrapped up our Walleye fishing season on the Detroit River. We had some great success as well as many days with limited catches. It was an awesome start to the season and tons of fun was had by a

A nice 48 inch muskie caught by Dwayne Gunter. Pictured with Duck Bay guide Bill Luney. Fishing report from the Duck Bay guides: walleyes are in 15-20 feet on sand and mud flats out of the weeds; they're being caught on pink and white lead jigs.

The weather has been variable this season with lots of rain. The start of the week and more importantly the start of muskie season has seen a lot of cloud cover. Fishing is very active; muskies are in weedy bays and being caught on Mepps and spinner

Can you even imagine a more gorgeous sunrise? This picture taken by our Lake of the Woods neighbor and friends Christine & Glenn Straight. Our trees are turning a bit more golden each day; a very beautiful sign of fall. The temperatures are stil

Pictured is long-time guest Lou Nicpon with daughter Sarah Szymanski and Lou's 41 inch muskie caught last week. There are signs of fall all around the most beautiful one being the color of the leaves starting to change to golden. The weather has

Pictured is Eric Schaaf with a 47 ½ inch muskie caught last week. It bit on a topwater frog lure amidst the lily pads in shallow water. During his trip Eric caught this 47 ½ two 45 a 39 38 and 30 inch muskies. As well a 39 inch northern pi

Pictured is Tim Weaver with his nice muskie catch - 46 inches. The weather is turning to fall temperatures and the fish are also going into fall patterns. Overnight temperatures are dropping into the low 60's and even dipping into the 50's.

Pictured is a beautiful 30 inch walleye caught by Duck Bay guide Jimmy Van Gorp. Our week starts out with windy days; daytime temperatures are in the 60's and overnight temperatures are in the 50's. A big change from last week when temperatu