Visit the JPT website to view the December 2022 newsletter here
With the holiday season behind us, it's time to start focusing on all things winter! We can't wait to see your pictures of the fun you've been having exploring the great outdoors. Did you build an epic snow fort? Are you learning to snowshoe or cross country ski? How about trying to ID the tracks you find in the snow? Trying your hand at some lure tying? Did you get your fall harvest OR memorable catch back from the taxidermist yet like JPT member, William Reinbold, of Edina, MN who got
his replica of a northern he caught. Is hardwater season your fav and you've landed a few lunkers? Make sure to tag your Instagram posts #jrproteam #jptfishing #jpthunting and SHARE THEM HERE
FISH FINDERS - SONAR... Whatever you call them, there are some great brands like Vexilar, Marcum or Garmin that offer technology you absolutely want on the ice this season.
JPT Head Coach Jason Revermann is one AVID hardwater angler and you'll want to read this to make the best use of your fishing electronics. He says that he's seen anglers make some crucial mistakes....... "One of the biggest mistakes is anglers not marking fish, so they cease or dial back their jigging. They’ll put their rods in a rod holder and wait until they mark a fish, then pick up the rod and resume jigging. This sudden movement can trigger a bite, but this sudden movement also can scare approaching fish. If a fish approaches your still lure, don’t do anything too aggressive. Maybe grab the rod and slowly raise the lure with a gentle twitch. See how the fish reacts."Learn more
Now, how about showing you some of the JPT members who have WON in our weekly drawing:
Remember - every JPT member is automatically entered into the weekly drawing, and you get a BONUS entry when you tell a friend to join JPT, and they let us know your name when they sign up. Tell your friends to go to this link to sign up: https://jrproteam.com/join-the-junior-pro-team/
We want to hear about the things you've learned when you've been enjoying the great outdoors.
Here are some ideas to share with us:
-What meant the most to you when you went on your first hunting trip? -Is there something that was hard for you to learn, and now you've gotten good at it? -Who do you look forward to sharing time outdoors with? -What was the biggest surprise you had when you started hunting? -Is there an amazing thing you saw when you were out exploring outdoors?
