Scott and Jeff discuss spring fishing and ice out crappie. Crappie are a great spring fishery in Southern Ontario and offer some of the seasons earliest open water options. Scott and Jeff discuss a few techniques and tips for location these fine table fare.
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Radio Show: Ice Out Crappies
Posted: 13th April 2013 by Jeff in GeneralTags: black crappie, crappie, Float, hooked for life, ice out, Jeff Chisholm, spring, trigger x, trout
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Radio Show: Kids fishing – Where to start
Posted: 4th October 2012 by HookedForLife in GeneralTags: afforable, basic, Bay of Quinte, Bay of Quinte Charters, Belleville, Bloomfield, bobber, dew worm, docks, docks or structure, Float, Guide, hooked for life, Jeff Chisholm, jig, kids fishing, life jackets, live bait, night crawler, pan fish, Picton Harbor, Podcast, Prince Edward County, Quinte ice fishing team, radioshow, rod combo, Scott Walcott, small hooks, Victoria Park, Wellington
Today the topic is kids fishing, where to start and what type of gear should be used. Jeff and Scott explain that minimal equipment is needed and they provide some great locations to fish from shore in the Quinte area. Taking children fishing is a very accessible and affordable activity.
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: Tributary Trout
Posted: 19th April 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: center pin, Fishing Regulations, flies, Float, fly fish, google earth, MNR, Ontario, rainbow trout, row, season, single egg, Steelhead, Tributaries, tributary, trout
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 3:43 — 3.4MB) Scott and Jeff discuss fishing opportunities for spring Steelhead in the various Lake Ontario tributaries.
Radio Show: Ice Safety
Posted: 26th November 2010 by Jeff in GeneralTags: Bay of Quinte, color, colour, current, early ice, Float, floatation, freeze up, hardwater, ice, ice fishing, Jeff Chisholm, measure, river, safe, safety, Scott Walcott, spud, structure, suit, thick, thickness, thin ice, Walleye
As temperatures drop, ice fishing season is right around the corner. In this show we discuss ice safety and tips for keeping safe during the upcoming hardwater season.
How to tie your own crawler harness
Posted: 22nd September 2010 by Jeff in GeneralTags: Bay of Quinte, Bead, Blade, Body, Bouncer, Colorado, crawler, Custom, Float, Fluorocarbon, harness, Hatchet, Hook, How, Indiana, Learn, Meat, Octopus, Snell, spinner, Tie, To, Walleye, Willow, worm
My two year old son always wants to talk to me about walleye fishing. He absolutely loves “Big Waweye!” Often when I am sitting down to tie up my own snells, my son will come to watch me and will help by counting rotations around the hook shank when tying the knots. He and my [...]