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Most fishing is taking place in 25 to 32 feet of water. As is common this time of year, fish are moving deeper.
The ice is shaping up pretty well in the Grand Rapids area. Most of the slush pockets are freezing up and travel has been better. The crappies have been biting pretty well.
Consider putting away the jigs and spoons and just use tip-ups and set lines to catch walleyes more consistently.
Muskies in the 40-inch class, along with a few larger specimens, can now be expected to be caught.
Walleyes seem to be most active during low-light periods or overnight, and deadsticks with minnows seem to be most productive.
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