David Chong’s BassTalk seminar at Fishing World is all about hard jerk baits.
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Voice by Chuck Lefleur
Music by Jon Schmidt from the Podsafe Music Network
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Archive for October, 2008
David Chong’s BassTalk Seminar at Fishing World#120
On October - 30 - 2008ADD COMMENTS
Ogoki fly-in Moose hunt a success
On October - 26 - 2008ADD COMMENTS
My long time hunting buddies and I decided this would be the year we opted for a fly-in moose hunt in the far north of Western Ontario.
A long 17 hour drive from Sudbury area followed by a 45 minute flight with pilot Don Elliot of Mattice Outfitters. This family operation of over 25 years hosted us for a self guided moose hunt on the Okogi Reservoir.
Outstanding accommodations and Read the rest of this entry »
PROTECTED TURTLE ILLEGALLY SOLD OVER THE INTERNET
On October - 25 - 2008ADD COMMENTS
MNR News release;
A Brampton man has been fined $750 for unlawfully selling a Midland painted turtle on the internet. Cory A. Blackley, 29, was convicted in court after pleading guilty to unlawfully selling a specially protected reptile on February 9, 2008.  Â
Court heard that during an investigation into an internet sales ad, a Midland painted turtle was seized from a Mississauga residence. Muhammad Zafar, 39, of Mississauga, was subsequently charged with Read the rest of this entry »
Mantracker interview with Terry Grant#119
On October - 23 - 20083 COMMENTS
Host Peter Wood chats with the star of Mantracker, Terry Grant.
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Voice by Chuck Lefleur
Music by Jon Schmidt from the Podsafe Music Network
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Second Annual Bass Pro Shops Lake Simcoe Open
On October - 21 - 2008ADD COMMENTS
The Aurora Bassmasters are pleased to announce that a full field of 80 teams – or 160 anglers are anxiously anticipating Canada’s premier one-day bass tournament.
The Bass Pro Shops Lake Simcoe Open on October 25th, 2008 at Sibbald Point Provincial Park in Sutton Ontario is destined to showcase the tremendous fishery of Lake Simcoe. With over ¼ million inland lakes in Ontario, Lake Simcoe arguably has more trophy smallmouth bass than found anywhere else in the province.
Some think this event could Read the rest of this entry »