Billy V Sportfishing for Spring Brown Trout Seminar

[seasquirrel]

Just wanted to thank you Bill for an excellent seminar at Gander Mountain in Johnson City last night. Very detailed information presented in a professional manner. I learned an immense amount of info regarding spring brown trout fishing. I cant wait to apply what I learned this spring. It was good to see you in person after 20 some years. Thanks again Bill.

[USMC130FE]

I can only imagine how great the seminar was as I had the honor of fishing with Bill a couple times and can say one would be hardpressed to find some one more passionate about Lake Ontario fishing than him. I wish I would have known about this seminar as I would of loved to be there to learn some tricks for catching the Browns and Coho's. I hope to have the chance to chase them this spring.

Bill, any idea where I can get a copy of the article that you wrote about the spring Browns? I would like to have a chance to read it.

Tight Lines all, it will only be a matter of time for some of the lauches to open on the East end of the lake so we can get out there!

Steve

[Billy V]

Hey thanks for coming Seasquirrel...It was nice to see you for the first time since High School! Glad you enjoyed the seminar. Maybe we can get out on the water together sometime.

[Billy V]

Steve,

Here's a link to that article:

http://www.billyvsportfishing.com/Tips___Techniques.php

[USMC130FE]

Thanks a ton Bill! Also wanted to say thanks for the updates on things in your Blog! Great readings for sure!

Steve

[bulldog63]

why would you run expensive shark weights in skinny water 8lb. balls would be more than enough plus if you snag bottom cheaper losing a lead ball than a shark weight

[Billy V]

Agreed that an 8 lb lead ball is perfectly fine for most BT fishing. But Sharks definitely have their days, especially when we've modified them.