Three musky catches on Rusty’s custom lures 6” sick sucker and Conklyn lures Pedigree. Slowing down and incorporating pauses into your retrieve is vital to getting bit.
I saw on your boat walk through on Matt Vavrochs channel you made a DIY musky storage box in the back of your boat. Would you be able to make a video on how you did that? Or point me to a video that you know of a similar build? Wanting a better solution for my boat and spending the money for custom box isn't appealing to me. Thanks! Keep up the good work!
@@CentralMinnesotaFirewood pretty simple really. Materials were still around the $450 mark, but way better than the quote I got for the same build. 1/4” Acrylic cut to whatever size you’d like and held together with loc tite outdoor adhesive. Just tape it off as you piece it together to hold everything as it dries. Mine is very sturdy and holds enough lures for an entire village. I used HDPE for the top and bottom. Hinged the top to open and close. I hope that helps.
@muskyguaranteeguideservice9138 thanks! I have a Ranger 692 and run from the back. I have the original casting deck but hate I have to take it our to run my kicker and noticed how your build was and thought that could be my solution
@@WisconsinProd281 that’d be a really long video! I’m just trying to figure out this filming and editing thing. For right now I’m only able to piece highlights from a day together the best I can.
Great stuff dude! Awesome baits!
@@MattVavrochFishing thanks buddy. These lures have been killing it!
I saw on your boat walk through on Matt Vavrochs channel you made a DIY musky storage box in the back of your boat. Would you be able to make a video on how you did that? Or point me to a video that you know of a similar build? Wanting a better solution for my boat and spending the money for custom box isn't appealing to me. Thanks! Keep up the good work!
@@CentralMinnesotaFirewood pretty simple really. Materials were still around the $450 mark, but way better than the quote I got for the same build. 1/4” Acrylic cut to whatever size you’d like and held together with loc tite outdoor adhesive. Just tape it off as you piece it together to hold everything as it dries. Mine is very sturdy and holds enough lures for an entire village.
I used HDPE for the top and bottom. Hinged the top to open and close. I hope that helps.
@muskyguaranteeguideservice9138 thanks! I have a Ranger 692 and run from the back. I have the original casting deck but hate I have to take it our to run my kicker and noticed how your build was and thought that could be my solution
@@CentralMinnesotaFirewood I hope it works out for you!! 👍
You should make a full video of you fishing the whole day
@@WisconsinProd281 that’d be a really long video! I’m just trying to figure out this filming and editing thing. For right now I’m only able to piece highlights from a day together the best I can.
I love your channel - ❤
@@KarenMcTavish thank you! I’ll try to get a few more videos out here in the next couple weeks! Appreciate you watching!