Jim Saric

Jim owns Jim Saric Outdoors, Inc., which is dedicated to elevating the sport of musky fishing to new levels by educating anglers through print, web, and television. He is the publisher, editor and owner of Musky Hunter Magazine and the Executive Producer of The Musky Hunter television series. Jim has over twenty-five years experience fishing lakes, rivers, and reservoirs from Minnesota to New York and all across Canada. He has boated more than 100 muskies exceeding 50 inches in length, the largest weighing 53 pounds.

More Articles By Jim Saric

Fish for Canadian Musky Success

A simple strategy for catching muskies, fish as many islands as possible.

French River Fever

This waterway is rich in lunge lore, having produced muskies in excess of 60 pounds.

Three Surefire Solutions for Catching Canadian Muskies

Ontario, Canada is a dream destination for all musky anglers

Musky Mayhem in the Kawarthas

Experience top notch musky fishing on Buckhorn Lake in the heart of the Kawarthas.

3 Surefire Strategies for Canadian Muskies

Fishing for Ontario Musky

High Water on the Woods

When fishing in high water, there are a few ways to navigate them and land your trophy muskie.

Lake of the Muskies: An Angler's Paradise in Northwest Ontario

It’s not a question of will you catch a musky, but of how many.

Tamarack Muskies

Fishing Musky on Lake of the Woods in Ontario

Goulais River Muskie

A Hidden Gem for Ontario Muskie

Cedar Lake Showdown

Cedar Lake, like so many other Ontario waters, is loaded with muskies.

Cedar Point Muskies

Fall Musky Fishing in Northwest Ontario

Bear Creek Bruisers

Fishing Musky on Lake Nipissing

Youngs Wilderness Muskies

A trip to Lake of the Woods never disappoints The Musky Hunter

Best of The Musky West

Have you fished these top 3 musky lakes in Northwestern Ontario?

Top 5 Musky Destinations in Ontario

The Musky Hunter shows you where to land the best musky in Ontario waters.

Jack's Lake Lodge

The Musky Hunter visits the Kawarthas in hopes of landing a trophy!

Beasts of the Musky East

Eastern Ontario is a hotspot for musky anglers with big waters that hold giant muskies.

Indian Lake Lodge

The Musky Hunter visits Ontario's Sunset Country for large active musky

Talon Lake Lunge

This 3500-acre lake holds trophy muskies and should not be ignored!

3 Secret Tips for Landing Ontario Muskies

Muskies aren’t easy to catch. So here’s a simple formula to change that.