Ice conditions firming up some, although recent snows have covered up some of the trouble spots. The further north you go the better. Here’s where they’re catching them and what they’re using.
Anglers in northeast Ohio are gearing up for some ice fishing, which could be in the offing in coming days, particularly on Lake Milton.
Anglers are catching better numbers of walleyes, especially early and late each day, with 15 to 20 feet of water being best in most areas.
With about a foot of ice on most area lakes now, the walleye bite is going strong – but ice anglers are seeing a very small window for success.
Efficient and fun – these Snowdog machines are a blast to drive and sure get the job done out on the ice.
With better ice, there’s also been more areas available to fish, so walleye and panfish reports have improved. Anglers are simply catching better numbers of walleyes, especially early and late each day, with 15 to
We checked ice all the way to the mud and found some surprises but overall some good clear black ice with a few frozen cracks and some ice heaves. Ice is anywhere from 11.5” near
Minnows certainly catch fish, and you might want to keep them alive to give finesse plastics some added “flavor” and to mask some of the scent on your fingers.
How to best utilize the two ice-fishing rods allowed to you.
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