Fishing Loons

In this episode,  Jesse’s interesting fishing fact is about fish products in everyday use, such as makeup, bio diesel, clothing and other things. Andrew dives into the history of fish finders exploring the evolution of fish finders, including the in troduction of LCD screens and paper graphs.

The hosts also introduce their guest, Jason Barnucz, a fish ecologist and biologist, who shares his expertise and experiences in the fishing industry. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss fishing goals, how sonar works, different frequencies and features of fish finders, the impact of sonar on fish behavior, and recommendations for budget fish finders. 

They also highlight the benefits of GPS and waypoints for navigation and fishing. In this conversation, Jason Barnucz discusses the importance of learning how to use fishing electronics effectively. He emphasizes the need for anglers to invest time in understanding their expensive electronics to maximize their benefits. 

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In this episode, Jesse and Andrew discuss the challenges that anglers face from beginners to experts. They cover topics such as finding places to fish, fishing pressured lakes, and the rising cost of equipment. In the interesting fishing fact, Andrew covers the topic of snapping turtles. 

Special thanks to Beeline Baits for providing a giveaway for this podcast episode! Make sure to check out his stuff!

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In this episode, Andrew and Jesse answer questions from their listeners in a Q&A format. They also discuss the differences between yellow perch and European perch, including their size and length.

The hosts talk about their favourite fishing apps and websites, express their excitement for the upcoming Cancast fishing show and explain why they haven't caught a 50-inch musky yet.  In this episode, Jesse and Andrew share their stories of the ones that got away, including Jesse's pursuit of a 20-inch brown trout and Andrew's encounter with the Big Kahuna pike. They discuss the importance of safety from CO2 poisoning while ice fishing.

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Navionics: https://webapp.navionics.com/#boating@6&key=gfqjGvdiaN
Go Paddle: https://paddling.com/paddle
Predict Wind: https://www.predictwind.com/apps/predictwind-app
Avenza Maps: https://store.avenza.com/

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In this episode, the hosts discuss ice fishing safety tips and share an interesting fishing fact about the wavy-rayed lamp mussel. This conversation discusses the importance of using a spud bar to test ice thickness. It also highlights the challenges of finding accurate information about ice conditions and the potential dangers of underwater currents. The boys discuss tips for targeting heavily pressured fish and baits perfect for catching them.

Our podcast giveaway partner is Limestone Lures! Huge thanks to Jeff for providing an awesome prize for one Patreon Member! To become a Patreon member  and be automatically entered into the monthly giveaways please click on the "Support the Show" link below.

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Please be safe out there on the ice! We recommend watching this safety video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WZhWWPy4sI

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In this episode, Andrew and Jesse interview Drew, an experienced ice angler and fishing guide. They discuss the basics of ice fishing, including fears associated with ice fishing and the essential gear needed for a successful day on the ice. Drew shares his favorite aspects of ice fishing and provides insights into his guiding service. They also delve into specific techniques and lures for perch fishing. 

In this part of the conversation, Drew discusses various topics related to ice fishing, including jigs, baits, and techniques for catching lake trout, whitefish, and pike. He also provides tips for beginners and emphasizes the importance of safety and proper clothing. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the best time to catch big fish in winter and the choice between an underwater camera and a live scope. 

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True North Laker Tubes: https://truenorthbaits.com/products/mouthful-tubes-6?variant=43841493926051
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Meegs Jigs: https://www.canadiantacklestore.com/collections/ice-fishing/products/meegs-jig?variant=36272978493595
Slab Grabber Spoons: https://www.canadiantacklestore.com/collections/ice-fishing/products/mcgathys-slab-grabber?variant=37228850380955

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In this episode, Jesse and Andrew introduce Season 2 of the podcast and discuss the changes they have made, including using a new recording platform and investing in new camera equipment. They also reflect on Season 1 and express their gratitude for the support they received from listeners. The hosts share their plans for Season 2, which include featuring guest anglers, creating local tackle shop videos, and exploring overnight ice fishing trips.

The episode concludes with a Q&A session and a reminder to leave reviews and support the podcast on Patreon. In this episode, Jesse and Andrew answer questions from their Instagram followers. They provide tips for shore anglers during winter, discuss their fishing goals for 2024, share their favorite month to target steelhead, offer advice for getting into ice fishing, talk about their best outing of 2023, and highlight their favorite Ontario bait maker.

Special thanks to Ted Williams and Oracle Studios for creating our new podcast intro
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Ted's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tedtooine/

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We couldn't help ourselves! We had to finish off the season with one more surprise bonus episode! Join Jesse as he talks about some of his favourite clips from the last 38 episodes! Season 2 starts January 2024 so stay tuned!

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In this season finale, Jesse and Andrew cover a handful of lures that produced thought the 2023 season from crappie to muskie. They review what new techniques they tried out and the results of the experimentation. Jesse discusses perhaps one of the most influential women anglers of all time and her lasting legacy. 

Thank you everyone for a fantastic first season. The feedback and interaction has been absolutely amazing! Buckle up for season 2 has many changes are in the works!  

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Don't let your guard down! Andrew and Jesse discuss legends and lore local to our area that will have you watching your back next time you are out fishing! Learn of a new local monster that can lay dormant for years waiting to strike at the perfect time. Jesse tells the story of Andrews first tangle with a chinook salmon. The boys answer few questions from listens and laugh about Andrews portable toilet in his boat. 

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Even the pros are left scratching their heads every once in a while. If you are a goal driven angler or just a hobbyist looking to relaxing on the water I'm sure we all can agree its nice to catch more fish on a regular basis. In this weeks episode Jesse and Andrew cover 5 ways you can improve as an angler and make that happen. They discuss ways in which they feel they have improved themselves and traps that can discourage you.

Andrew challenges the classic loon facts with a new contender - hopping ... I mean hoping it will become another staple for the interesting fishing facts.

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  Check out: The Canadian Fishing Podcast by Len Thompson:

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Apple: 
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