Back Lash Musky Fishing Podcast

Steve Worrall of Outdoors First Media joins Back Lash Podcast to trace the evolution of musky fishing—from his early days with Tuffy Boats and guiding Pelican Lake to the birth of jig-and-soft-plastic techniques and the catch-and-release movement.
This episode covers industry changes, memorable anglers and shows, advances like spot-lock and sonar, and why community-driven content keeps the musky world thriving.

Hosts Jeff and Brad talk with Dan Gropengiser of Grop's Guide Service about an unusual fall muskie season, changing weather patterns, and how to adapt your tactics.
They cover what’s working now — blades, gliders, trolling and big baits — share gear recommendations, tournament highlights, and practical tips for finding fish as temperatures shift.

Welcome to another episode of Back Lash Podcast. Brad is out this week, so the Jeff goes solo with guest Jeff Van Remortel of WDH Guide Service. Jeff shares the story of catching the current Wisconsin live-release musky state record (56" x 26"), his Green Bay season, gear and rigging tips (including BKK hooks, pit bulls, doubles and bucktails), and observations on stocking and fish numbers.
They discuss conditions, live-bait strategy, hook sharpening, and seasonal patterns, plus how to book trips and join Musky Academy for real-time reports and training. Tune in for practical advice to improve your musky fishing this fall.

Jeff and Brad chat with guide Will Buehler (Sconnie Guy Adventures) about the importance of getting kids into fishing, memorable first-muskie moments, and his approach to keeping young anglers engaged.
The episode also covers this season’s highlights — a successful Canada trip, effective baits and tactics (bucktails, topwaters, select rubbers), gear talk (St. Croix Musky X, GRASP handles, Musky Mayhem), and current late‑season shallow-water strategies.

Hosts Jeff and Brad recap recent musky outings, weather swings and the shallow‑water push, sharing practical tips on finding warmer pockets, timing bite windows, and choosing baits like topwaters, blades, bucktails, and stop‑and‑go presentations.
They also cover gear essentials—why some bucktails are keeled, spinnerbait uses, trolling vs casting, and rod choices (including 10' Mojo rods)—and point listeners to Team Rhino Outdoors and Musky Mayhem Tackle for tackle and questions.

Steve Genson from Genson's Fish Hunts Guide Service breaks down late‑summer to early‑fall musky fishing: current water temps, an expected cold front, and why now is "go time" for bucktails, figure‑eights, and shallow flats.
He shares bite patterns, gear and rod setups, when to switch presentations (blades, rubber, gliders), and tips for anglers heading out this week.

Welcome to another week of Back Lash Podcast Labor Day edition. Hosts Jeff and Brad talk gear, recent catches, and fall musky patterns with guest Steve Heiting. Topics include late‑summer tactics (bucktails, topwaters, minnow baits), weed and rock strategies, new tackle (Team Rhino mimics, St Croix rods), and a discussion on using forward‑facing sonar versus traditional fishing. Practical tips for anglers heading out over the holiday weekend and where to focus efforts as water cools.

Welcome back to another week of Backlash Podcast. This episode features Austin Wiggerman, nomading in Minnesota and finding fast success with multiple musky shortly after arrival.
Jeff and Brad cover recent catches, gear updates (St. Croix Musky X, Premier redesign, Mimics and popular baits), tactics for locating pods and variable structure, timing windows and water-temperature effects, and Austin’s guiding availability and contact info.

Welcome to another intriguing episode of the Backlash Podcast. This week, we dive deep into the world of musky fishing at Leech Lake, Minnesota, with guest Bob Weeks, owner of Agency Bay Lodge. We discuss the intricacies of the Minnesota fisheries, current fishing conditions across the Midwest, and reflect on the remarkable musky fishing season so far.
Bob shares insights on fishing strategies, gear recommendations, and the incredible bucktail and topwater fishery. We also explore the unique Musky Week event held at Agency Bay, a fantastic opportunity for anglers of all experience levels to enhance their fishing skills and enjoy the camaraderie of the muskie fishing community.
As the summer winds down, this episode provides a perfect glimpse into the thrilling world of fishing and the passionate individuals who pursue it. Whether you're an experienced angler or just curious, join us for an episode filled with valuable tips, tales of the catch, and a preview of the wonderful fishing adventures awaiting at Leech Lake.

In this episode of the Back Lash Podcast, we welcome expert musky river guide Chris Willen to share his insights and experiences in the world of river fishing. Chris dives deep into the art of fly fishing and offers invaluable advice on fishing with gear, making this a must-listen for any angler keen on exploring rivers.
Listeners will enjoy tales from the riverbank, learn about the importance of understanding water currents, and discover the nuances of selecting the right gear for musky fishing. Chris also reflects on the evolution of musky fishing over the years, addressing both the challenges and the joys.
For those seeking to embark on their own musky fishing adventures, this episode is packed with tips, stories, and gratitude to the dedicated listeners who have been with the podcast every step of its six-year journey. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to the sport, there's something for everyone in this engaging conversation with Chris Willen.