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The August Approach Fishing Seminar - August 6

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Thorne Bros Pro Staffers, Timmy Peterzen and Jack Gavin, will be at Thorne Brothers on Wednesday, August 6 breaking down some muskie tactics that are proven for Mid-Summer and transitioning into late summer. The dog days of summer are closing in and these tips will help you boat more fish!!

This seminar will start at 6:30pm. You can expect to leave knowing exactly what to do this summer when the water gets hot!

So join Timmy, Jack and the team at Thorne Bros for a night of muskie stories and fun!

This seminar is FREE to attend and come with questions!!

Also SAVE on your muskie shopping list after the seminar… that means discounts on fishing gear for all seminar attendees!!

Directions to Thorne Bros CLICK HERE

See everyone on July 9 at 6:30pm!

Here's more info on Timmy and Jack...

Jack Gavin was born and raised in Elk River, MN, fishing and hunting have been a staple in his life since day one. Whether it’s fly fishing for trout in southeastern Minnesota, competing in bass tournaments or chasing muskies in the north country, being on the water is his obsession. He certainly considers himself a multi-species angler but when June rolls around in Minnesota he focuses the remainder of the year to muskies. This year will mark his 16th season chasing these beasts and the addiction is only getting stronger. A graduate of The University of St Thomas, Jack is now working in the outdoor industry with a marketing agency focused on the world of Bowhunting. You can also find him at Thorne Bros on most Tuesday nights during the week.

Timmy has been musky fishing since age 16 and frequents Lake Vermillion and the Metro Area waters the most. You can also see some of his work published in the Keyes Outdoors Online Magazine, as well as MuskyHunter magazine. Timmy has landed three muskies over 55 inches in his fishing career so big fish are his game. He truly enjoys helping others learn about the sport of muskie fishing and you can find him at Thorne Brothers helping customers and sharing his knowledge with others.

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Make sure to stop out at Thorne Brothers tomorrow night to soak up the muskie info from Jack and Timmy! Seminar starts at 6:30pm and is FREE to attend! Plus great deals on fishing gear afterwards! See everyone tomorrow night!

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A big thanks to everyone who stopped out last night for Timmy and Jack's seminar! It was a great night to talk muskie fishing!

Here is a link to the video of their seminar if you didn't make it (or if you want to watch it again)...

The next seminar is on Sept 10 with TB Pro Staffer John Hoyer! So mark you calendars!

Thanks for all the support!

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