Ice Fishing for Ski's
joe1977
Posted 11/29/2013 5:51 PM (#676310)
Subject: Ice Fishing for Ski's




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So I popped a few holes today and discovered I have enough ice to fish tomorrow.
Last day of the season so I am going to give it a try. Anyone have any tips on ice fishing for muskie? I plan to use my fall sucker rods under big bobbers. I plan to start on the 7' weedline I was consistantly catching muskie the last 2 weeks unless someone has a better suggestion. Has anyone had sucess with first ice muskie fishing? Do you think I should start on the weedline or go for a deep hole?

DLC
Posted 11/29/2013 8:16 PM (#676323 - in reply to #676310)
Subject: RE: Ice Fishing for Ski's




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Get out the chain saw and cut a two hundred yard slot in the ice. The you could jog back and forth and call it a trolling run
Veithr3293
Posted 11/29/2013 8:41 PM (#676326 - in reply to #676310)
Subject: Re: Ice Fishing for Ski's




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Caught a 45 wall trolling once lol
ILmuskie
Posted 11/30/2013 7:49 AM (#676357 - in reply to #676310)
Subject: Re: Ice Fishing for Ski's





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Location: Dixon, IL
Late Fall and early ice should be same area! I would like to try extra large shiners on tip-ups!
Gregoire
Posted 11/30/2013 7:23 PM (#676454 - in reply to #676323)
Subject: RE: Ice Fishing for Ski's




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DLC - 11/29/2013 9:16 PM

Get out the chain saw and cut a two hundred yard slot in the ice. The you could jog back and forth and call it a trolling run :)


Love the idea. Get your work out in while possibly catching a musky.
Sidejack
Posted 11/30/2013 8:59 PM (#676478 - in reply to #676310)
Subject: Re: Ice Fishing for Ski's




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Location: Aurora
I once heard that Tim Hoene would break ice so his daughter Libby could cast.
How cool would that be??
Mark Curtis
Posted 12/4/2013 7:58 AM (#677110 - in reply to #676310)
Subject: RE: Ice Fishing for Ski's




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Yep have donor this before...used tip ups...what I do is take old arrow shafts and cut them 2inches shorter than the spindle of the tip up flatten the end of the arrow shaft and bolt on an o16 planner board release. Then you drill a hole for a hole8/32 machine screw in the tip up board about two inches from the spindleuse the insert for heads to screw the arrow shaft to your tip up. String the line from the line guide to your release this way the suckers can not tripyour flag. Use quick strikes and hit the fish as soon as you get to the tip up