Nov. 19 WFN Ice Fishing Marathon

World Fishing NetworkWFN: World Fishing Network, the leading entertainment destination and digital resource for anglers throughout North America, will air Ice Block, a four-hour programming marathon dedicated to ice fishing, on Tuesday, Nov. 19 beginning at 8 p.m. ET. Viewers will enjoy two specials premiering on WFN as part of Ice Block: Ice Team and Captured. Ice Team is built around an elite group of ice fishing educators called the Ice Team Pros, who create content to help educate the ice fishing audience and spend most of the year promoting and teaching others about the sport. WFN presents back-to-back episodes of Ice Team on Nov. 19 at 8 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. ET, respectively:

•    Episode 1: Gamefish is on the menu. Ice Team Pros Bernie Keefe and Nate Zelinsky tackle lake trout in the beautiful scenery of Colorado’s mountain lakes. Then Ice Team Pros Keith Kavajecz, Pete Maina, Jeff Andersen and Jason Mitchell head to Lake of the Woods for some hot walleye action.

•    Episode 2: If it’s panfish you want, don’t miss this episode. First, Ice Team Pros Gary Parsons, Jim Kusuda, Tod Todd and the late Jim Hudson head to a remote lake in Northern Minnesota in search of trophy crappie. Next, travel to the Connecticut River and join up with James Vladyka and team for a mixed bag of crappie, sunfish and perch.

At 9 p.m. ET, join acclaimed host Ashley Rae as she pursues trout and trophy walleye on Captured . Set in Eastern Ontario’s Land O’ Lakes region during the hard water season, this world famous fishery provides a stunning background and delivers a unique cinematic look into the culture of ice fishing. Produced with top-of-the-line aerial cinematography, Captured just might be the coolest ice fishing show the viewer sees all season.

Next, Italo Labignan and the Canadian Sportfishing team are on Lake Simcoe, Ontario to demonstrate how to catch deep water whitefish through the ice using jigs and spoons at 10 p.m. ET followed by an ice-centric episode of Fish TV at 10:30 p.m.  Later at 11 p.m. ET on Angler West TV, we catch up with Justin Wolff on Flaming Gorge Reservoir in Utah and Wyoming as he targets lake and rainbow trout through the ice, then head back to Canada as the legendary Bob Izumi leads the pursuit of various species on Bob Izumi’s Real Fishing Show at 11:30 p.m.

“WFN is excited to once again present Ice Block, which offers several unique perspectives of the sport of ice fishing,” said Pam Stinson, Vice President of Marketing for WFN.  “Ice Block also gives viewers the opportunity to watch never-before-seen on WFN shows like Ice Team and Captured that will be both educational and entertaining.”

Ice Block Schedule for Tuesday, Nov. 19 on WFN (all times Eastern):
8 p.m.        Ice Team
8:30 p.m.    Ice Team
9 p.m.        Captured
10 p.m.       Canadian Sportfishing
10:30 p.m.   Fish TV
11 p.m.        Angler West TV
11:30 p.m.   Bob Izumi’s Real Fishing Show

New to ice fishing or want to know more? Visit WFN online at WorldFishingNetwork.com’s Ice Block page for tips, insight, all the gear you need to have a great day on the ice, and a short preview of the upcoming Ice Block programming.

About WFN: WFN: World Fishing Network is North America’s only television network, online and mobile platform dedicated exclusively to fishing and outdoor enthusiasts with programming that covers instruction, tips, tournaments, travel, food, boating, outdoor lifestyle and more. WFN’s programming lineup includes a selection of the best international series and the most diverse species coverage of any TV channel. Featuring popular programs hosted by some of the top anglers from North America and across the globe, WFN offers a variety of exclusive lifestyle shows that appeal to a broad and diverse audience. Anchored by one of the top fishing websites, WorldFishingNetwork.com, WFN’s multimedia platforms also include mobile portals for iPhone, iPad and Android, enabling anglers to take WFN wherever they go. WFN and WFN HD are available to more than 63 million cable, satellite and telecommunications households throughout the United States, Canada and the Caribbean.

 

 

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