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HSO Podcast Mail Bag-We want to hear from you please.


Deitz Dittrich

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Deitz,

Here is one you would love and would probably be an off the cuff podcast for you. Deep water bass tactics! What to throw and when? Do I want to use a big crank or should I be tossing a large t-rig worm? Or maybe a dropshot or carolina rig? I haven't had much success with deep bass and it is something I would love to learn more about. It seems as the summer wears on, the bigger bass move deep and all I get in the shallows is little ones. Go to town and have some fun cause you are the authority on the subject.

Tom

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ask and ye shall recieve.. LOL...

Another dig into the mail bag of FishingMinnesota.com Todays question was about deepwater bassing during the dog days of summer. I gave good friend of mine Matt Johnson a call and we chatted on the subject.

http://hotspotoutdoors.com/podcast/hsopodcast081207.mp3

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how about movies???? Did the one of ray and deitz ever get shown. i like the podcast but shows would be great. ike

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I want to hear about Pheasant hunting, up north we don't have Pheasants just forest chickens. I always wonder how these guys line up these bird hunts and cordinate dogs, locations etc etc. Some pointers for a guy like me that has never shot a pheasant.

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DIY (Contact Us Please) tips on field dressing, carting out, and butchering deer. Obviously tough to describe over the phone but maybe there is a tip or two out there. I know there are some guys that have butchered a lot of deer and I would like to start doing it myself.

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Deitz, now that hunting season is upon us, how about a few tips and pointers on cooking up some of the deer, elk, moose, ducks, pheasants, and various critters we all have in our freezers????

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Dietz,

I am wondering if guys would like to hear about GPS's and how to use them and use them more effectively for todays fishing and hunting trips. I know a lot of guys have any of the lowrance series GPS's. I know the basics on how to use mine, but I and maybe others confused.gif are missing out on the many options that one can give us!??

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I like that idea BRK. I am looking to get one soon and would love to hear some tips on how to use them. A couple of my uncles have them and I can borrow one just about any time, but other than turning it on and checking location versus the map coordinates to locate myself, I am pretty much clueless.

Good Topic.

Tom

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how about putting together a pamphlet of public access ediquette and then selling it to the dnr and making it mandatory test for each person who has a boat. All kidding aside would love to see someone come out with just some tips and tricks at the landing to make those weekend days go a little smoother. We all have at least 1 nightmare story. ike

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Coyote hunting. Best options for ice fishing after the walleye season closure (pout, crappie, gills, border waters, perch, etc.) Off season hunting planning. Planning and strategy for out of state big game hunts/Canadian fishing trips. Tips for purchasing a sporting breed dog. Bass tournament strategy/stories. Amateur photography from basic point and shoots to the next step up: what to buy and look for, amateur videography and what to buy and look for, introductory trapping for the laymen, rod building and components breaking down the lingo, purchasing your first shotgun or bow or flyrod or ____:what to look for, managing clutter: how to keep outdoor gear organized, GPS basics

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Da_chise...lots of good ideas there. A lot of people on these boards could help with all of those topics too.

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Wowzers Da.-- that pretty much fills up my year..LOL

Thanks for the ideas!

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how about some info on walleye fishing during the mayfly hatch,before and after.how to and where to look thanks tim

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 Originally Posted By: da_chise31
amateur videography and what to buy and look for

This is one topic i would love to learn more about.

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Thanks for the ideas guys.. I'll see what I can do./

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Seems to me that the sport of kayak (or other small unmotorized craft) are becoming quite popular here, and are even more popular all over the country.

I would love to learn more about kayak fishing specific to our state. Especially outside the boundary waters. For instance, Aayak Angler magazine just featured Minneapolis in it's top 25 After Work fishing spots, and MN is the home to Wenonah and River Ridge Custom canoes.

So there is a definite base of support for unmotorized craft, I would just like more in depth analysis from the fishing gurus here at FMN that focuses on unmotorized boats as a fishing platform, and potential alternative to powered boats.

Thanks.

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Love the podcast! Don't know if this has been done or said but how about a show on BWCA fishing.

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Thanks Tankjd, Great idea, I'll do my best to work that in the summer sched!

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How about some info on how to tackle a new lake you haven't fished before...and don't have a lake map for...specifically, where on a lake to start first, sort of how to narrow a lake down to the areas most likely to produce fish. I find that when trying out a new lake on a whim I spend most of my day looking around and scanning the bottom with my electronics. Maybe even open water and hard water?

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How to catch waleyes on th river and where you can find them..

Hopefully you can do that

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Thanks for the interest YFG.. I have done a few shows on River walleye... have a listen to these and let me know if you would like something more...

http://hotspotoutdoors.com/podcast/hsopodcast111807.mp3

http://hotspotoutdoors.com/podcast/hsopodcast042207-FMstart.mp3

http://hotspotoutdoors.com/podcast/hsopodcast081708.mp3

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