jigging

As Editor of On The Water Jimmy has to fish a lot and fortunately for On The Water Magazine Jimmy is up to the challenge. All joking aside it's no small task to have the versatility and the expertise to teach others a stunning array of fishing techniques from center pinning for steelhead to deep dropping swordfish. Fact is Jimmy Fee is a talented and curious angler who might be the best guy for the job he has. Case in point a few years ago I heard of a whisper of a local squeteague bite and I was immediately excited up to catch one. So I go to Google to learn a bit about jigging and the first result was an article written by Jimmy only a few days prior. Further proof that he has his finger on the pulse of New England recreational fishing. Join us for a great chat with a great guy.

Some great tips on how to make a living in the fishing business this time on the Angler Qwest podcast.

Captain John Littlefield of Littlefield Sportfishing is a fishing educator, charter captain and avid multi species angler.

He talks about the similarities between hunting and fishing, why he's frustrated with ice fishing and he compares walleye fishing on Saginaw Bay vs. Lake Erie.

The Michigan angler then has great advice for salmon fishing on Grand Traverse Bay and why it's different than chasing kings on Lake Michigan.

He also describes what it takes to be successful in the fishing business, how he started working with Angler Qwest and why he believes AQ is the ultimate fishing machine.

Deep, slow jigging in 400 metres plus of water on very light line could be one of the final frontiers in lure fishing. It's challenging, frustrating, exciting and downright fun all at the same time. Jim Potts has been making forays into the world of slow jigging in very deep water and today shares his learnings with the ALF audience.

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We're talking with Captain John Littlefield on this edition of the Angler Qwest Podcast.

John is a hard core, multi species angler who also happens to teach Charter Captain classes.

In this conversation John talks about trolling Lake Erie for post spawn walleye,  targeting river catfish, jigging for lake trout...and much more.

He also hints at some Great Lakes adventures he has planned with his 826 Pro Troll.

Dropping large, heavy metal jigs into deep water and retrieving them at high speed is an exciting form of fishing that can produce all manner of large, tough, predatory fish.

Today's guest Jim Potts has been doing this style of fishing for 20 years in both Australia and New Zealand. His passion for the sport and his willingness to help other get into jigging resulted in this beginners class covering all you need to know to get started in deep water jigging.

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We're talking with the youngest angler ever to win a National Walleye Tour event this time on the Off Shore Tackle podcast.

Dylan Nussbaum captured first place on Devil's Lake back in 2018 and he's been pushing hard ever since.

As we record this podcast, Dylan is pre fishing on the Detroit River, so we talk about jigging and handlining that trophy fishery.

The young tournament angler also discusses trolling shallow water with Off Shore OR 12 boards and the use of lead core to reach deep water walleye.

We're talking springtime fishing with Dan Jordan of Team Anglerfish on this edition of the Angler Qwest podcast.

Dan is a hard core, multi species angler fishes more than 200 days a year on his 822 Pro Fish.

Jordan talks about early season tactics for Lake Erie and Detroit River walleye.

He also discusses springtime fishing for Lake Michigan coho salmon and brown trout.

The veteran big water angler also describes why he's hooked on Angler Qwest pontoons and the steps necessary to run a boat in saltwater.

This week on the Podcast Jono and Guesty are again joined by the man from Bris-vegas, Sammy Hitzke, to discuss slow jigging for all the tasty morsels that live in deep water! In what is the longest episode yet, the boys dive deep into the techniques that Guesty and Sammy have tried and tested over the years to hopefully get you and your mates having more success out on the water. During the Podcast the guys cover a range of topics, which include jig size/colour/shape, what line class is required, the type of rod and reel you should look at investing in, the weather conditions that you should be looking for, and the type of terrain that you want to see appearing on your electronics. As always, there is plenty of banter in this one, with Sammy copping the usual brunt for being a QLD'er and Jono being on the receiving end of a spray for not offering to stick around and clean the boat after a session. All that and more on this episode of the Reel Action Fishing Podcast!

Early Season fishing is the topic this month on the Angler Qwest Podcast.

First, boat designer Brad Dupuie talks about the great walleye fishing on the Detroit River.

Dupuie recently had the chance to fish that river from an Angler Qwest 822 Pro Fish model.  He says the boat handled the current and wind beautifully

Then the conversation turns to southern Lake Michigan where Brad has been chasing salmon and trout.

Brad says the 826 Pro Troll Deluxe is a wonderful platform for fishing that big water.

He also has great advice on targeting early season coho, steelhead and king salmon.

We're talking walleye and silver fish on this edition of the Angler Qwest Podcast.

First, Brad Dupuie talks about wrapping up the boat show season and getting ready to hit the water.

Brad's first stop will be on southern Lake Michigan fishing for trout and salmon.

He says the action can be hot for trout and salmon....and has some good advice on how to catch those early season fish.

Then, Dan Jordan of Team Anglerfish joins the conversation to talk about walleye fishing.

Dan spends much of the spingtime jigging for walleye on the Detroit River from his Angler Qwest.

He says the AQ is a very good jigging platform and Dan has tips on how to catch those fish.

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