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.
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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
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Radio Show: Fall Fishing Options
Posted: 9th September 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: Bay of Quinte, big fish, charter, Chinook, december, Fall, Fishing, great lakes, Guide, guiding, Kings, lake, largemouth bass, Musky, November, October, Ontario, opportunities, options, pickerel, pier head, prime time, Quinte, run, Salmon, September, smallmouth bass, southern Ontario, spawn, Trophy, Trophy Hunt, Walleye, West Lake Willows
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.
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.