
Illinois Fishing Report – April 10, 2020
Fish were hungry before state closed lakes, sites.
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Fish were hungry before state closed lakes, sites.
Ice-out in the north and striper fishing proving to be early-April highlights.
Having multiple ice fishing rods for late ice is always a good idea. Joel Nelson and Mike Hehner enjoy hole-hopping for late panfish and explain why they carry along multiple rods with a variety of
Crappies are more aggressive than you think. Michael Hehner is on the late Minnesota lakes showing the types of baits he uses on late ice crappies.
Locate standing weeds in shallow water in late winter, and hungry panfish will be hanging out nearby.
The 37.7-pound fish might have been around when the previous record lake trout, a 28-pounder, was caught in 1958.
Unique ways to work fish and the equipment you’ll need to get the job done. And where to find the fish?
Doug Wegner and Jason Drewa discuss the ins and outs of using automatic hook-setting devices (ie. Jaw Jackers or Automatic Fisherman).
Small spoons tipped with plastics, worms, or minnow heads and tails will attract more perch, crappies, and sunfish thus boosting your odds of catching more fish.
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