If you are wanting to try Salmon fishing, Torpedo Divers provide a cost effective solution for getting your lures down deep. You can use them with existing mono, braid, or fluorocarbon line setups or combine them with leadcore to take your leadcore setups deeper.
Archive for August, 2011
Radio Show: Torpedo Salmon!
Posted: 29th August 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: bait, cheap, Chinook, coho, colours, Cost effective, deep, depth chart, dipsey, dipsey diver, down rigger, inexpensive, king, lake trout, leadcore, lure, precision, Rainbow, Salmon, specific depth, speed, torpedo diver, torpedodivers.com, trout, weight, wire line
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Bay of Quinte Walleye Tournament – September 1st, 2011 to December 15th, 2011 The fall Quinte Walleye season is just around the corner and here is a fun online tournament that we will be running. Note that for this tournament we will be offering a boat ticket as well as individual tickets. We are pleased [...]
Congrats to Dave Paro, winner of the Hooked For Life Quinte Bass Challenge!
Posted: 15th August 2011 by Jeff in General
Congrats to Dave. Here is a picture of Dave and his fish. We look forward to running a Hooked For Life fall walleye challenge. Keep watch as this event will be coming very soon!
Radio Show: Lake Ontario Salmon Fishing
Posted: 11th August 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: alewives, anglers, bait, Brighton, charter, Cobourg, education, electronics, Equipment, fishery, Fishing, gear, great lakes, Guide, investment, Lake Ontario, Learn, Port Darlington, Salmon, structure, techniques, temp probe, Temperature, thermocline, VHF radio, water temperature, Wellington
In this week’s show, Scott finally gets to talk about his love… Salmon Fishing! Listen in as we discuss some tips on finding and catching Salmon on Lake Ontario.
Radio Show: Go deep for bass!
Posted: 11th August 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: Bass, Bay of Quinte, carolina rig, deep cranking, depth, Dives-to, Dives-to-metal, Drop Shot, Lake Ontario, Largemouth, less pressure, lipless crank, pitching soft plastics, rapala, rewarding, set goal, Smallmouth, soft plastics, structure, techniques, Tips, vegetation, weeds
When we think about bass fishing, most of us think about shallow water. Be it docks and trees, to fields of slop. We challenge you to try targeting the deep fish this season. In this show, we discuss various techniques for targeting both deeper largemouth and smallmouth bass.
Radio Show: Shallow Water Largemouth Bass
Posted: 11th August 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: Bass, boil, braided line, Crankbaits, docks, explosive, fallen trees, Fishing, frogging, heavy action rod, heavy vegetation, hook set, jigs, largemouth bass, laydowns, lily pads, poppers, prepared, shallow water, skinny water, skipping plastics, slop, soft plastics, structure, texas rig, top water, weedless, weedless frogs, weeds
Scott and Jeff discuss skinny water bass fishing. From the right equipment and techniques, to proper hook sets, the guys will give you some more tips to put more green fish in your boat.
Radio Show: Bass Fishing – Challenge Yourself!
Posted: 11th August 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: approach, bait, Bass, challenge, choice, cold front, confidence, experience, Fishing, goal, Ideas, knowledge, lure, magazine articles, method, pressure systems, selection, set goals, Technique, Temperature, weather
We all have our go to methods for catching bass. This bass season, challenge yourself to try new approaches and techniques. And don’t be afraid to pull out techniques from the past and maybe put a new twist on them.
Radio Show: Walleyes in the dark!
Posted: 11th August 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: Bay of Quinte, casting, dark, electronics, Fishing, glow stick, gps, headlamps, low light, navigation lights, night, nightime, planer board, preparation, sonar, troll, Trolling, Walleye, weedbeds, weeds, West Lake
Scott and Jeff discuss some tips for fishing at night. From shore fishing to navigating your boat at night, some of the best action can happen at night!