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Posts From JP Bushey
North Country Walleyes, ‘Meat’ The Precision Jig
In two-line situations throughout North-Central Ontario – and much of the continental Ice Belt for that matter — not much beats a jig and minnow combination for scraping extra walleye off the spots you jig. Spoons, rattle baits and other
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Get Squirrely With A Little ‘Super Surgery!’
A quick, in-the-boat modification that supercharges an already deadly lure style for pike and muskie. Have you done much trolling with ‘hybrid’ lures? You know, the ones that are part soft plastic, part hard bait? Drifter Tackle and Musky Mania
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Opening Week Largemouth – The Georgian Bay Way
The St. Croix Boys flood new shoreline cover for buckets Setting The Table: Angling Authority Founder Grant Pentiricci and I make time to fish together every season. We normally put fish in the boat and have a great time
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Spring Pike Casting Baits & Techniques, How-to
Spring is here, and with that having been said anglers are gearing up for the open water. JP Bushey of Facebook.com/The BusheyAngle has some sound advice where he breaks down his casting lure style progression in an informative video for
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Trinity, Ho-ly – Three Lure Styles that Do it All
No matter where you jig or for what, here’s 3 lure styles that do it all What a season for ice and ice fishing! I’m always surprised when fishermen idle down their ice fishing attack by mid-March. Ice is typically
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Keeping Your Tools Handy, Quick Tip
What’s your work area in the boat like? If you’re like most, you’ve got all of your key tools organized and handy for releasing fish or making adjustments and repairs to gear fast and on the spot. On the ice,
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Quinte Hard Water Specialists – Guide Review
Specialist (spe-cial-ist) noun: a person who dedicates himself or herself to one subject or to one particular branch of a subject or pursuit. What happens when you take a close group of full-time fishing guides, add in premium equipment
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Maxima’s New Braid – Product Review
Debuting at ICAST in July, 2013, Maxima’s new braids follow in their monofilament’s time-honoured footsteps. Switching fishing lines isn’t easy. It’s probably the most important tackle choice we can make, and personal loyalties run pretty deep. Lots can go
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St. Croix Eyecon Series 10’6″ Trolling Model – Product Review
I’ve been having lots of fun using a range of rods in the Eyecon Series with all sorts of walleye techniques all summer. Now that my boat season is officially done, I wanted to highlight what I feel is one
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Gold Medal Trolling for Merland Park Monsters – How To
“Bring your A-Game to The Bay of Quinte and catch the biggest walleye you’ve ever seen.” That bit about ‘the biggest walleye you’ve ever seen’ really isn’t an exaggeration. I just wrapped up four days on this amazing patch
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Fall Musky Trolling: Three Tiny Rigging Tips for Big Fish
There’s still some season left for dragging both structure and open water for muskie. Like with any other type of fishing, the difference always seems to be in the details. Here are, in my opinion, five important realities fall trollers
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