Nice weather has enabled a lot of folks to get out on the ice. Beware of traffic and get away from the crowds to find the fish. Some tips and ways to get the attention
Anglers are eager to get on the ice, particularly in northeast Ohio, but authorities are warning against it just yet as the ice is still too thin.
The weather hasn’t been doing us any favors with the ice conditions. Fish are still being caught, but safety is the top priority.
Daytime walleye activity in the majority of areas has been almost non-existent, especially on the weekends when lake traffic has been insanely high. Some of the best walleye action is taking place at night and
Southeastern Wisconsin lakes have ice, but anglers must use caution when trying to access fishing areas on foot.
Things are starting to happen in New York for ice anglers. Here are some areas where they’re fishing hard-water style.
Ice fishing has taken off in the northern sections of the state. Those getting out on inland lakes to the north are getting bluegills and pike. The southern half of the Lower Peninsula had no
Practical clothing and rod options.
By Joe Shead Contributing Writer As I set the flag under the spindle of our second tip-up, I noticed that the flag of our first tip-up was waving at us in the chilly November
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