Justin Elia

A short video clip on how I setup to slipcork channel cats. You can find the full video and more on my youtube channel, just search for "parttiming".

These tips for adjusting your settings and selecting a different modes will help you get the most out of your sonar unit.

When trout are repeatedly rising for flies, My "Floating Menace" is the pattern to try. Tied parachute style, this fly is absolutely deadly when fish are feeding on insects trapped in the surface. The thing that sets parachute flies apart is the way the hackle is tied around a wing post, which sits upright at 90 degrees to the hook shank. ...FISH-ON!

This is the "fluttering" type of Mayfly. It is tied just contrary to a conventional fly; that is, the head of the fly starts at the rear of the hook instead of at the front of the hook. Tying a fly in this manner gives it a fluttering erratic action when slowly retrieved through the water. ... FISH-ON!

This is the Thames River, in Southern Ontario, and its full of pike and bass and many other species to be fished. Get your lines wet and come have a time.

#3 to the start of the 2012 season

vid # 2

just starting 2012

I didn't catch any fish. Just staying in practice I guess. Any time you can fish in January in Kentucky it's a good day. I just really wanted to test my new rod and reel. So, I didn't really go where I know the fish are this time. Still would have been nice to catch just one. You know what I'm talking about. You've been there, done that.

Mariko's Manitoba adventure starts with a journey to Budd's Gunisao Lake Lodge and shortly after getting off the plane Mariko and her guide Dusty are already on fish.

This grilled snook recipe and seafood fried rice is a nice colorful party dish. You can substitute snook with walleye if you don't have access to snook.

Fresh off of some of the biggest outdoor sport shows this year, The Revolution will be highlighting new outdoor gear that was on display at the ATA and SHOT shows. Get the inside information on the new BowTech Insanity, the Plot Watcher Pro, Mississippi Decoys, the Skull Hooker and many more!

To get the most out of your electronics it is a good idea to program your own presets. These tips will help you program the trail presets to update more often to get a more accurate reading.

Produced this video for a sponsor. Owner of Impact Lures Super Slug By Impact- new High versatile 4" Super Slug 8lber hooked in the everglades.

november 2nd 27inch walleye

On our way to the Cabin we had to pull a 200lb sled with all our essentials on it for the weekend. It was loaded with canned soup, water, beer, butter, and other foods to hold us over, plus other things we may have needed. It was a struggle getting there but we made it. We fished for a couple days in -18 degree to -25 degree celcius weather and only got a couple pike to bite. It was fun and we

Aquaman Mozam Just expressing himself about what he's doing, FISHING FOR HIPHOP!

Aquaman Mozam Just expressing himself about what he's doing, FISHING FOR HIPHOP!

this is my tips how to use google earth for fishing

Winter Rainbow Trout from Tennessee's Cumberland Mountain Park in Crossville.

This tasty curry includes triple tail, red snapper and shrimp spiced with red chillies and sweetened with mango puree.

To get the most out of your electronics you need to know how to understand the different settings. These tips will help you get the most from your flasher while ice fishing.

The Revolution has a mixed bag of outdoor highlights they know you'll enjoy: from the Monster Buck Classic We are Kansas, a new book by Georgia Pellegrini, and outdoor television series MeatEater and Charlie Moore: No Offense. Also get updates from Winchester, Wildlife Properties and Unprofessional Fisherman.

WFN Ambassador Rick Clark and friends .... some new music from my good friend Steve Kozak !

Funny, but it seems that I say “He’s a Dandy” every time I hook a fish. We all call them something and I know that every time I hook a fish its just plain dandy... FISH-ON!

Various Steelhead caught over the years around the Great Lake Tributaries