Nov 16 2024 61 mins 2
This week on the Montana Outdoor Podcast your host Downrigger Dale had a great talk with one of Montana's top fishing guides, Don Wilkins. Rigger found out that Don is still out guiding folks on Fort Peck Reservoir, which you don't find many guides that do that this late in the season. So, Rigger figured that he obviously must be catching something out there. Spoiler Alert: yes, he is catching a lot! What he is catching, what is he using to do that and where is he finding them? Well, if you want to know all that then this podcast is for you! Another thing that Don Wilkins was kind enough to share was some fantastic advice about the upcoming ice fishing season. Including the main things, you should be checking for with your ice fishing gear? Don also shared what his favorite gear is to use which is extremely valuable advice since he knows a TON about all that gear. That way your favorite locally owned sporting goods store can get it all ordered for you so it will be here in time for when the lakes of Montana freeze over. Don also does guided ice fishing trips as well as what he calls "Tag a Long Trips". What are those? If you want to learn how to become a safe, incredible ice fishing expert then you FOR SURE NEED TO LISTEN NOW!
Links:
- See what Don and his clients have been catching lately? Click here and browse his 56 Fishing Guide Service Facebook Page and take a look at all those great pictures!
- There are lots of ways you can book a trip with Don Wilkins! Just Click here to see links and click any of those listed.
- You can also just give Don a call at (406) 407-6648.
- Click here to email Don Wilkins with any questions you have.
- If you want a list of all of Don's recommended ice fishing gear, click here and tell Rigger you want the list of Don's recommended gear, and he will email it to you right away!
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