Hi. Learning lots from your videos. Cannot find dinner bells anywhere is sask. Where can I order some from?? Thanks
Troy
Learning lots from your videos. I have looked everywhere for dinner bell lures. Where do you recommend getting them I live in sask Cabelas Canadian tire and few private fishing shops don’t have them.
Thanks
Troy
Where can I get ice rods in excess of 34 inches? BassPro(Cabelas) and Sail are the two main retailers in Ontario and they don’t carry anything in that size. Tough to find quality gear. Can’t find dinner bells anywhere? Want to increase my chances when Walleye fishing this winter. Any suggestions?
ERIC C CRONIN
Enjoy your videos. live in central MN, fish the bigger waters summer and winter. Red, Mille Lacs, LOTW. thinking of getting the big otter hub, camping out on those big lakes. Would you share the brand name of the camping chair you were in on your latest video camping on ice. Hunter something in camo, also what rods do you use the 38’ looks like a sweet action. Thanks. You make the winter months more tolerable.
Hi. Learning lots from your videos. Cannot find dinner bells anywhere is sask. Where can I order some from?? Thanks
Learning lots from your videos. I have looked everywhere for dinner bell lures. Where do you recommend getting them I live in sask Cabelas Canadian tire and few private fishing shops don’t have them.
Thanks
Where can I get ice rods in excess of 34 inches? BassPro(Cabelas) and Sail are the two main retailers in Ontario and they don’t carry anything in that size. Tough to find quality gear. Can’t find dinner bells anywhere? Want to increase my chances when Walleye fishing this winter. Any suggestions?
Enjoy your videos. live in central MN, fish the bigger waters summer and winter. Red, Mille Lacs, LOTW. thinking of getting the big otter hub, camping out on those big lakes. Would you share the brand name of the camping chair you were in on your latest video camping on ice. Hunter something in camo, also what rods do you use the 38’ looks like a sweet action. Thanks. You make the winter months more tolerable.