Scott and Jeff discuss some tips for ice fishing with kids. From portable ice shelters to ice fishing sonar and electronics, many advancements have been made to make ice fishing more accessible and enjoyable during the harsh winter environment. You can keep it simple or take it to the next level, but getting kids involved in this winter activity is something they will always remember.
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Radio Show: Ice Fishing With Kids
Posted: 9th June 2012 by Jeff in GeneralTags: Bay of Quinte, Bay of Quinte Charters, Bluegill, Camera, charter, Children, family, Family Fishing Weekend, Fishing, flasher, Guide, hardwater, hooked for life, ice fishing, Jeff Chisholm, Kawarthas, Kids, panfish, perch, Podcast, Quinte ice fishing team, Radio, Scott Walcott, sonar, Species, Technology, Tips, Walleye, weather, West Lake Willows, winter
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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: Algonquin Ice Out Trout
Posted: 22nd April 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: Algonquin Park, artificial bait, brook trout, camp, canoe, cast, family, fish, Fishing Regulations, frozen minnows, ice out, lake, lake trout, live bait restrictions, May, MNR, portage, restrictions, shore fishing, shore lunch, small minnows, speckled trout, speckles, splake, Spoons, tent, trigger x, trigger x minnow, trout, yurt
This week we discuss fishing for spring ice out Trout in Algonquin Park. This is a great opportunity to get away with the family to do a combination of camping and great trout fishing.
Radio Show: Spring Crappie
Posted: 19th April 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: bobber, crappie, creature, family, feed, fish fry, Fishing, Float, ice out, Kids, lakes, live bait, locate, minnow, panfish, Rivers, school, shallow water, slack water, slip bobber, small minnows, spring, structure, Trent River, tube, warm water, water temperature
Scott and Jeff reluctantly give up information on how to locate and catch Spring Crappie in this week’s show.
Radio Show: Toronto Sportsmen Show
Posted: 19th April 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: deals, demonstrations, directions, family, fishing pond, fishing tackle, Kids, Pro, pro staff, sales, seminar, simulators, Toronto Sportsmen Show, tv host
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 3:56 — 3.6MB) Scott and Jeff discuss the Toronto Sportsmen Show. http://www.torontosportshow.ca
Q&A: What is the difference between a Walleye and a Pickerel?
Posted: 23rd August 2010 by Jeff in GeneralTags: between, chain pickerel, difference, esox, esox niger, family, perch, pickerel, picture, sander vitreus, Walleye
A Walleye (Sander Vitreus) is often called a Pickerel, especially here in Canada. The name Pickerel is actually part of the Esox genus of Pikes or Pickerels which includes Pike and Muskellunge. A Walleye is not related to the Pike family but rather is a member of the Perch family. The Chain Pickerel (Esox Niger), [...]
4 generations of walleye fishermen
Posted: 10th August 2010 by Jeff in GeneralTags: child, family, Fishing, grandparents, Kids, memories, parents
A week ago today I had the chance to spend a few hours in the boat with both my grandfather, “Papa” who is 79. Also jumping at the bit to get out in the boat with us was my 2 year old son. We all have busy lives, but times like these are special. That evening my father joined [...]