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Season 11

Season 11 of Musky Hunter first aired in 2026 and has 9 episodes, all free to stream on Outdoor America.

  1. Episode 1 · 22 min · Oct 28, 2026

    Harris Hill Muskies

    Lake of the Woods is one of the most popular destinations for all musky anglers. However, the southern portion of Lake of the Woods is often bypassed for better-known areas. Jim Saric and musky hunters John Mich and Scott Kolpin outline a strategy for fishing this overlooked section of this massive water.

  2. Episode 2 · 22 min · Oct 15, 2026

    Game Plan

    No matter where you chase muskies, you need to start the day with a game plan evaluating multiple options and making adjustments based upon the muskies response. Jim Saric, Musky Hunter Managing Editor Steve Heiting, and musky hunter Kevin Schmitt discuss how to develop a game plan on the water, while fishing in the Northwest Angle of Lake of the Woods in Ontario, Canada.

  3. Episode 3 · 22 min · Oct 28, 2026

    Summer Breeze

    Summer musky fishing requires managing your time during the long days and adjusting your tactics based upon the time of day and the conditions. Jim Saric and trophy hunter Tom Sullivan tackle some giant summer muskies while battling big winds.

  4. Episode 4 · 22 min · Oct 28, 2026

    Dawg Days

    To beat the summer heat, an early morning and late evening approach puts the percentages in your favor for consistently catching muskies. Jim Saric, and pro guide Mike Hulbert fish split-shifts in mid-summer in search of a Lake St. Clair trophy.

  5. Episode 5 · 22 min · Oct 28, 2026

    Cedar Fever

    Cedar Lake in Ontario Canada is a popular summer musky destination. However, when September rolls around, it’s like fishing a new lake, as it is devoid of musky anglers. Jim Saric and musky hunters John Mich and Scott Kolpin feed their Cedar Fever with an early fall trip to Cedar Lake.

  6. Episode 6 · 22 min · Oct 28, 2026

    Balsam Bruisers

    Balsam Lake is part of the Kawartha Lakes, located 100 miles northeast of Toronto. These waters are loaded with muskies, but Balsam Lake is known for some of the largest fish in the Kawarthas, producing several 50-inch class fish every year. Jim Saric and musky hunters John Cowan and Pete Hoffmann outline tactics for luring trophy muskies on Balsam Lake and the surrounding Kawartha Lakes while dodging summer storms.

  7. Episode 7 · 22 min · Oct 28, 2026

    Tactical Timing

    Timing is everything, particularly in musky fishing. When a feeding window opens and the muskies are biting, it requires specific techniques to catch as many muskies as possible in a short period. On the other hand, when fishing is slow, it requires a different approach to trigger musky strikes from thick cover. Jim Saric and Trophy Hunter Tom Sullivan detail when to utilize various techniques given a particular situation to maximize your results.

  8. Episode 10 · 22 min · Oct 28, 2026

    Cruise the Edge

    As fall water temperatures drop, big muskies leave their summer ranges and cruise weed edges to feed. In Minnesota, Jim and pro guide Ryan McMahon fish live suckers under slip floats alongside big lures.

  9. Episode 11 · 22 min · Oct 28, 2026

    Catch the Drop

    Fall in northern Wisconsin means falling water temperatures and feeding muskies. Jim and John Mish rig quick-strike sucker rigs and hard baits to capitalize on the season's first real cold snap.