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ice fishing as well. I just need to figure it out. It is a steep learn- ing curve. So it’s not as simple as drilling a hole and dropping your line in, or is it?
The quest continues, I am yet to land a fish through the ice, al- though I think I am getting closer to it. Trying to get it done on the cheap and not invest in a lot of ice fishing centric gear because I am not so sure I am hooked on it yet.
Hopefully, next month I will update with better news and proof. Good luck to all you brav- ing the elements, maybe I will see you on the ice and get some pointers and learn from you.
By mJc
I recently read an article about a guy who caught a record Cusk here in the Lakes Region and it renewed my interest in ice fish- ing. He described how he caught it, what he was using for bait, and when and where he was.
This sparked my interest so I tried my hand at ice fishing again, for the first time this year,
with as much luck and lack of re- sults as in the past. I have a new respect for those who can get re- sults through the ice. It is not as easy as one would think. It’s not just a case of drilling a hole in the ice in an area where you think it might be a good place based on your past experience and knowl- edge of fishing, and where the fish should be. Or is it that sim-
ple and the fish just aren’t there? I have always subscribed to the theory that 90% of the fish are in 10% of the water. It’s your challenge as angler to decipher just where that 10% is, not al- ways an easy task, especially when you can’t see what is going on with the water that you are targeting. All of my experience and knowledge as a fisherman
Off the Hook
is being handcuffed by the body of water being covered by ice, so I have to attack it from a differ- ent angle, learn new tactics and techniques for success and apply them.
When fishing in any scenario other than ice, I can use all of my senses to gauge where the fish should be, but the ice takes away my ability to do this, so I am back to square one. I try to envision what is going on beneath the ice and take it from there. Depth, cover, forage, water temperature and clarity, sun angle, cloud cov- erage, moon phase.... all of these factors weigh heavily when I am fishing in any other season, so I imagine that they translate to
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