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Steve Quinn

Steve Quinn

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Senior Editor, In-Fisherman Magazine

United States

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Business, Travel, Food, Drink

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Special diets, dieting, health-related food topics

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 83

  • Best Musky Lures: From Top to Bottom

    By Steve Quinn| Wired2fish Verified Musky, also known as muskellunge (or “muskie”), are among the most sought-after game fish in North America because of their large size and bad attitude. But despite their aggressive nature, it can be tough to convince this mega-predator to eat, earning it the nickname, “the fish of ten thousand casts.” If you want to consistently score with these oversized members of the Esox family, you have to understand their diet — and be armed with the best musky lures.

    By Steve Quinn · Wired2fish

    Jan. 24, 2025

  • Barotrauma: It's All About Laws

    By Steve Quinn| In-Fisherman Magazine Verified Physics in Fish—Bringing fish to the surface from deep water can cause damage to their eyes and internal organs. The extent of damage depends somewhat on depth range, species of fish, and physiological state of the fish. The causes of this damage, called barotrauma, are based on two important laws of physics, Boyle’s Law and Henry’s Law. Boyle’s Law, defined by Robert Boyle, an Irish scientist, in the 1660s, relates to the relationship of pressure and volume of a gas.

    By Steve Quinn · In-Fisherman Magazine

    Oct. 07, 2024

  • Best Musky Lures: From Top to Bottom

    By Steve Quinn| Wired2fish Verified Musky, also known as muskellunge (or “muskie”), are among the most sought-after game fish in North America because of their large size and bad attitude. But despite their aggressive nature, it can be tough to convince this mega-predator to eat, earning it the nickname, “the fish of ten thousand casts.” If you want to consistently score with these oversized members of the Esox family, you have to understand their diet — and be armed with the best musky lures.

    By Steve Quinn · Wired2fish

    Jan. 24, 2025

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Company Info

In-Fisherman Magazine

Editor and Staff Photographer for In-Fisherman Communications.

'+1 218-829-1648

Founded: 1975