This weeks topic is fall fishing, a great time to take advantage of less populated waters as fish are in feeding mode. Scott and Jeff discuss accessible salmon and bass fishing opportunities as well as some great baits and colours for fall.
Posts Tagged ‘Salmon’
Radio Show: Fall fishing opportunities
Posted: 5th October 2012 by HookedForLife in GeneralTags: accessible water, aggression bite, autumn, Bass, bass fishing, Bay of Quinte, Bay of Quinte Charters, body baits, casting, Fall fishing, feed bag, fish at their biggest, Guide, heavy lures, hooked for life, Jeff Chisholm, less pressure, Piers, Podcast, Pre-Spawn, public access, Quinte ice fishing team, radioshow, River Mouth, Salmon, schooling fish, Scott Walcott, shore fishing, Spoons, Walleye
Radio Show: Ashley Rae introduction to fly fishing
Posted: 3rd October 2012 by HookedForLife in GeneralTags: 7 weight, Ashley Rae, Bay of Quinte, charter, Fishing, fishing blog, floating line, fly casting, fly fishing, Guide, hooked for life, Jeff Chisholm, kayak fishing, Moira River, multi-species, pan fish, radio show, Salmon, Scott Walcott, SheLovesToFish, smallmouth bass, Steelhead, trout
Ashley Rae, a multi-species angler from the Bay of Quinte joins us to talk about her blog and gives an introduction to fly fishing. She discusses the fundamentals of fly fishing, such as; floating line, rod selection and fly casting. She enjoys targeting bass, pan fish, salmon and trout. Check out Ashley’s website at: http://shelovestofish.com
Radio Show: Salmon Pen Imprinting Project
Posted: 1st September 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: adipose fin, angling opportunities, atlantic, Brighton, Brown Trout, Central Lake Ontario Sport Anglers, chinnok, clip, coho, direct, fishery, fry, hatchery, imprinting, Lake Ontario, lake trout, lifespan, natural, pen, pen project, project, put and take, returns, Ringwood, Salmon, spawn, Steelhead, stocked, stocking, Wellington, www.closa.ca
Al Vandusen of the Central Lake Ontario Sport Anglers joins us to tell us about the Chinook Salmon Pen Imprinting project that their group operates as a joint venture with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Thanks to CLOSA for all of your hard work in creating additional angling opportunities and enhancing our great Salmon fishery.
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: Spring Kings and King of The Lake Tournament Winner
Posted: 11th May 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: bait, Bronte, Chinook, crank bait, Dalhousie, dipsey diver, dipsies, down riggers, Fishing 4 Tails, Greg Amiel, Grimsby, Jordan, Lake Ontario, lead core, Peche Xtreme, planer board, program, riggers, Salmon, shallow water, spoon, spring kings, spring salmon, St. Catharines, torpedo divers, Tournament, Trolling, warm water, win
Greg Amiel from Fishing 4 Tails joins us to discuss his team’s win at the Big Jon King of The Lake Salmon tournament. We discuss how to find and catch Spring Kings! Congrats to team Peche Xtreme on their win!



September is upon us and maybe you are feeling like summer is over. Let us tell you that this does not mean it is time to hang up the fishing rods. Here in Ontario we have so many fall fishing opportunities available to us. In this week’s show we will share a few of these with you.