Greetings,
Being from Minnesota, I had a friend who was successful at actually catching several of these amazing fish in the late Fall seasons back there .
You are dealing with probably the most difficult fish to land in a boat as actual Musky strikes are rare.
They call them "the fish of a thousand casts" for a good reason back there, they are seen but seldom hooked and landed successfully.
That might not be the case here but I am sure they are very similar fish in many ways.
Heavy top water crankbaits, bucktails and large spinners are what you will need and Musky tackle is very robust as well as the nets and gear you will need.
Any internet search will show proven techniques but this fish will not come easy, you will need to be persistent and patient if not a little bit crazy.
Back in Minnesota, they are especially active in the late Fall season where the weather is bitter cold so don't expect them to hit on a nice sunny day.
I wish you the best of Luck, the Tiger Musky is the greatest catch to brag about and take pictures of.
These amazing fish are released by the best anglers out there where they shall return to fight another day.
If you get it in a net, take care and use some common sense. I suggest some careful planning and be aware of the razor sharp teeth on these powerful fish.
Any good taxidermist would be more than happy to do a Tiger Musky, I'd be proud to have a trophy as well.
Many sportsman back home keep them in the water, they live for many years and can reach epic proportions.
Good luck out there.