Originally Posted By: Bill Cody
If you do extensive homework you may find that in smaller waters musky would not feed well in mid-summer when water is warm. This will slow the growth rates of musky during when they are not feeding frequently. Remember that when fish are not eating daily they are not growing - Bob's Law.


I would research Webster Lake in Northern Indiana. It is a relatively warm water lake, I'm told that it is THE premier Muskie lake in North America for catch rates. Research how many Muskies are there per acre and what their forage base is like.

The Indiana DNR uses Webster and the other lakes in that chain as brood stock for their egg collecting expeditions.

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