Terrible at Fishing Radio Show on Gold Country Radio

By: Host: Michael Ruffino ; Producer: Michael Wood
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    The Terrible at Fishing Radio Show is the only radio show offering tips, tricks, and insights to fishing in Southern Oregon. These tips apply no matter where you are but reference the lakes, rivers, and waterways of our region. Join Michael Ruffino, an expert fisherman, who has made all the mistakes and wants to help you avoid them. He started out Terrible at Fishing but has found success after years of practice and learning things the hard-way!

    Watch Terrible at Fishing on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@terribleatfishing

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Episodes
  • Frozen Lines and Warm Waters
    Feb 15 2025

    In this chilling episode of Terrible at Fishing, host Michael Rafino takes listeners on a frosty adventure as he attempts warm water fishing in subzero temperatures at Bonanza Springs Park. Battling negative 11-degree weather, frozen fingertips, and stubborn fish, Michael shares his unforgettable (and slightly regrettable) experience fishing in the steaming hot springs while trudging through deep snow and icy mud.

    Despite the brutal cold and a skunked fishing trip, he finds solace in good company, a warm meal, and the excitement of upcoming fishing events. He also discusses the latest local fishing reports, the impact of dam removals on salmon and steelhead migration, and details on the much-anticipated Lake of the Woods Ice Fishing Derby.

    Tune in for a mix of humor, hard-learned lessons, and all the latest in the fishing world—plus a few restaurant recommendations along the way. Don't miss it!

    Tune in Fridays at 7 PM and Sundays at 6 AM on Gold Country Radio! 🎣❄️

    Watch Michael Ruffino on his youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@terribleatfishing

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    32 mins
  • Snow and Ice week! Ice fishing tricks
    Feb 8 2025

    Join fishing expert Michael Rafino on Terrible at Fishing as he dives into the challenges and joys of ice fishing in the midst of heavy snowfall. This episode covers everything from essential ice fishing gear—like flashers and fish finders—to tips for navigating snow-covered lakes such as Gerber Lake and Fish Lake. Plus, get the inside scoop on upcoming fishing events, including the Free Ice Fishing Derby at Lake of the Woods. Stay warm, stay safe, and get ready to reel in some winter fun!

    Tune in Fridays at 7 PM and Sundays at 6 AM on Gold Country Radio! 🎣❄️

    Watch Michael Ruffino on his youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@terribleatfishing

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    32 mins
  • Careless, Crazy, or just plain Ignorant?
    Jan 25 2025

    This week Michael re-emphasizes the need to practice precautions while out on new ice. He tells of people that he saw this week who were either careless, crazy, or ignorant. Lake of the Woods Ice Fishing! What baits and tackle to use. Where to find the best selection of ice fishing gear. How to perfect presentation on the ice.

    Teasers for the LOTW Kite Festival and Ice Fishing Festival. What to do if you don't want to purchase all the equipment for ice fishing just to try it -- rent everything you need! Mike blushes as he talks about his favorite "tickle stick".

    Mike talks about his hand-painted bates, working on spring collection now.

    Tips on how to use small-finess baits.

    Watch Michael Ruffino on his youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@terribleatfishing

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    1 hr and 2 mins

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