When I first start ice fishing for panfish, I pull out my most aggressive spoon and work it frantically, hoping to call in fish from the general area.
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Here are some signs of what might be below you, as seen on your electronics.
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For this angler, I wouldn’t get too excited about the in-line reel system. If you are a shallow-water angler, I would recommend it.
A reel review: In-lines have their place in ice fishing Read More »
If you are a shallow-water angler, I would recommend it, but if you like to switch between deep walleyes and deep crappies, you’re better off sticking with the standard spinning reels and rods.
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I began fishing for panfish in shallow water last winter, and this strategy has worked again this winter. I sort of happened upon this shallow pattern by accident and have since learned that crappies and bluegills can be extremely shallow when there is heavy weed growth in an area.
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Green weeds attract blood leeches, bug larvae, and tiny perch and sunfish. You have food and overhead cover – two necessary ingredients for success on the ice.
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Fishing from a hub-style ice-fishing shack is awesome. I love the room and the ability to fish with multiple anglers in comfort.
Some tips on anchoring your hub-style ice-fishing shack Read More »
In my never-ending quest for great recipes, I have discovered what’s called the “spatchcock” style of cooking duck or other fowl.
A tasty duck recipe, and problems on the ice Read More »
Many big walleyes are lost right at the hole because they become entangled in the transducer cable.
How to bring a big walleye onto the ice Read More »
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