LIVE TO FISH CONTEST! Fourth episode of eight! Walleye fishing tips for spring Bay of Quinte success! This video discusses the use of shad baits in the spring when trolling for walleye. http://www.kiwaniswalleyeworld.com/v2/live-to-fish
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Hooked For Life – Bay of Quinte Spring Walleye Tip – Rapala and Storm Shad Baits – Episode One
Posted: 12th March 2013 by Jeff in GeneralTags: bait, Bay of Quinte, crankbait, hooked for life, Jeff Chisholm, Kiwanis Walleye World, lure, Pickeral, Quinte, rapala, Scott Walcott, shad, Shad Rap, Smash Shad, spring, Storm, torpedo divers, Trolling, Trolls-To, Walleye
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Radio Show: Bay of Quinte Trophy Fall Walleye
Posted: 20th October 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: active fish, Adolphus Reach, bait, Bay of Quinte, crankbait, fall walleye, gizzard shad, hardbait, Jeff Chisholm, jigging, Lake Ontario, migrate, migratory, Navionics, planer board, Quinte, rapala, resident, Scott Walcott, shad, spawn, stage, Staging, Trolling, trophy walleye, Walleye, West Lake Willows
Scott and Jeff both have a love for fishing the Bay of Quinte walleye in the fall. This is when the trophy walleye of Lake Ontario migrate into the Bay of Quinte. It is one of the best places in the world to catch a walleye over 10lbs! We are excited for another great season again this fall and in this show we tell you a bit about this amazing fishery that we enjoy.
Radio Show: Fall Bass Fishing
Posted: 20th October 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: bait, Bass, Big Bass, crankbait, dragging tubes, Drop Shot, DT Fat 1, DTFat01, electronics, Fall, gizzard shad, great lakes, jigging spoons, Lake Ontario, large bass, Largemouth, pressure, rapala, shad, Smallmouth, sonar, spinnerbait, structure, swim bait, wake bait, weather, weeds
Fall is the time to be on the water to find Big Bass! With winter on its way, the bass are feeding up and gaining weight. In this week’s show we discuss fall bass fishing opportunities and a few tricks for targeting both largemouth and smallmouth at this time of year.
Radio Show: Late Summer Largemouth Bass
Posted: 1st September 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: August, bait, Bass, braided line, brown, crankbait, Drop Shot, Fishing, Flappin Bug, Flutterworm, frog, green, grub, jerk bait, Largemouth, largemouth bass, research, Rod, sand, search baits, September, Shallow, slop, spinnerbait, texas rig, trees, trigger x, water temperature, weedless, weeds
As we near the end of summer, it often can feel like the largemouth bass has moved away from his home. Often the key to late summer largemouth can be finding green, healthy weeds. In this show, we give you a few tips on locating and catching fall largemouth bass.
Radio Show: Late Summer Walleye
Posted: 1st September 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: bait, bottom bouncer, cast, casting, crankbait, early fall, Fall, family, Fishing, food, green weeds, high percentage, Kids, Late summer, multi-species, oxygen, pan fish, pattern, pickerel, Quinte Walleye Challenge, summer, Trolling, vegetation, Walleye, weedbed, Weedline, weedlines, worm harness
In this week’s show we discuss a few of our favourite techniques for catching walleye at the end of the summer.
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
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.
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: 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.