We are pleased to have Greg Amiel from Fishing4Tails join us this week to discuss fall Musky fishing. As we have mentioned over the past few weeks, the fall is the time of year, regardless of the species, to target the true giants. We ask Greg to share with us some tips on how to target this top of the food chain predator in the fall.
Posts Tagged ‘troll’
Radio Show: Fall Musky Fishing
Posted: 20th October 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: big water, cast, charter, crankbait, Fall, Fishing4Tails, Flash, gear, Greg Amiel, Guide, inline spinner, king of the lake, Musky, November, October, reaction, speed, spinner bait, strike, suspended, Tackle, thump, top of the food chain, troll, Trolling, Trophy
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Radio Show: Walleyes in the dark!
Posted: 11th August 2011 by Jeff in GeneralTags: Bay of Quinte, casting, dark, electronics, Fishing, glow stick, gps, headlamps, low light, navigation lights, night, nightime, planer board, preparation, sonar, troll, Trolling, Walleye, weedbeds, weeds, West Lake
Scott and Jeff discuss some tips for fishing at night. From shore fishing to navigating your boat at night, some of the best action can happen at night!
Radio Show: Tuning crankbaits
Posted: 19th November 2010 by Jeff in GeneralTags: Bay of Quinte, Bead, body bait, body baits, clip, crank, crankbait, Crankbaits, cranks, deep diving, dive curve, hardbait, Hardbaits, Jeff Chisholm, precision trolling, Scott Walcott, snap weight, speed, troll, Trolling, tune, tuning, Walleye
Tuning crankbaits, especially deep diving cranks, is extremely important. Some crankbaits, such as Rapalas, come tuned right out of the package while others need to be tuned every time they go into the water. Tuning your baits will allow them to run straight rather than kicking out to the right or left. Without tuning your crankbait, your bait may not be running at the depth that it should be. In this week’s show, we will tell you how to tune your baits as well as share a few extra tips for when you are trolling.
Bouncin’ Basics
Posted: 15th September 2010 by Jeff in GeneralTags: 3-way swivel, baitcaster, bottom, bottom bouncing, bouncers, crawler, crawler harness, flippin switch, harness, live bait, rig, rigging, slip sinker, spinner, troll, Trolling, Walleye, worm, worm harness
There are many ways to fish a crawler harness. One of the most common is the technique called bottom bouncing. It is an incredibly effective tool and a relatively easy skill to master. Bottom bouncing takes your crawler harness to the bottom of the water column using a lead weight. Just like every other aspect [...]