(518)
358-4373
1804
- Canadian Customs
Don Meissner invites guide and provincial game warden Cathy Labonte on a portage to
Quebec’s Lac Greg, where they fish for lake trout from an Adirondack guide boat on a
spectacular spring day.
La
Reserve Beauchene, C.P1910, Temiscaming, QE J0Z 3R0 (888)
627-3865
or (819) 627-3865 fax: (819) 627-3043
1805 - Bass Fest at Tooley Pond
DEC Forester John Gibbs takes host Don Meissner to a formerly private lake in the
Adirondacks, where they experience a spectacular largemouth bass fishery. Also, William
Gordon of the NYSDEC shows Don how they use electrofishing techniques to record fish
counts.
Lures provided by Case
Plastics, Inc.
For more information on the Tooley Pond Tract,
contact:
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
Bureau of Public Lands
6739 US Highway 11
Potsdam, NY 13676
(315) 265-3090
For general information:
New
York State Department of Environmental Conservation
Region 6 Headquarters
State Office Building
Watertown, NY 13601
(315) 785-2263
1806
- Got Those Long Island Blues
But host Don Meissner
isn't sad! He and his guest, DEC Marine Biologist Byron Young,
spend an early evening beachside on Long Island Sound where they
come upon a school of marauding bluefish just off shore. A calm
tide and hungry bluefish make for some exciting top water
fishing.
For further information on
salt water fishing: (631) 444-0439
www.dec.state.ny.us/website/dfwmr/marine/swfishin.htm
1807
- Spinning Tales with Lew
Long-time friend and viewer favorite Lew Barkley join host Don Meissner for a day of
spin-casting and spinning tales on a remote lake of Northern Quebec.
La
Reserve Beauchene, C.P1910, Temiscaming, QE J0Z 3R0 (888)
627-3865
or (819) 627-3865 fax: (819) 627-3043
1808
- Unlucky Weather at Lucky Star
Outdoor Life magazine’s Executive Editor Colin Moore is Don
Meissner’s guest at the Lucky Star Ranch in upstate New York. The weather
doesn’t co-operate, but the fish certainly do.
1809
- Enduring Friends
Don Meissner and NCAA championship wrestling coach John Clark fish for lake trout at
Little Lac Beauchene, while John tells of his cross-country bicycle trek across
Canada.
La
Reserve Beauchene, C.P1910, Temiscaming, QE J0Z 3R0 (888)
627-3865
or (819) 627-3865 fax: (819) 627-3043
1810
- Flint’s on Fire
Scientist and guide Steve Flint is Don Meissner’s guest as they fish for bass
among the splendors of a tributary to the St. Lawrence River in upstate New York.
Mohawk Trails Guide
Service, P.O. Box 813, Hogansburg, NY 13655, (518) 358-4373
1811
- Sheryl on a Fly Rod
Don Meissner shows first-timer Sheryl Felegey how to fly fish on New York’s Long
Island Sound with captain Joe Blados at the controls. Though the fishing is tough, and the
waters are rough, Don and Sheryl debunk the myth that fly-fishing is too complicated for
beginners to just “pick up.”
For further information on
salt water fishing: (631) 444-0439
www.dec.state.ny.us/website/dfwmr/marine/swfishin.htm
Guide Service
provided by:
Flyfishing
& light tackle – specializing in striped bass, bluefish,
false albacore
1812
- Akwesasne Treasures
Bass fishing guide and native Mohawk William Clute takes host Don Meissner for a
journey for smallmouth bass along a river that runs through a Native American reservation
in upstate New York.
Mohawk Trails Guide
Service, P.O. Box 813, Hogansburg, NY 13655, (518) 358-4373
1813 - The Explosive Pike of Berthelot
This
week sixteen-year-old Shawn Koch takes Don to a special hidden cove in northern Quebec.
And what a cove it is! Huge northern pike explode from the calm weed beds in what is sure
to be one of Don's most memorable adventures north of the border. This fast and furious
episode of Streamside is destined to
be classic for years to come.
Pavillon
Lac Berthelot
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