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Ranger![]() |
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Posts: 3912 | Local water temps have dropped into the mid-40s, and they'll be dropping further with this week of cool weather we expect in the northwoods. How do you fish cold and really cold water? Thanks! | ||
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Posts: 20253 Location: oswego, il | Gliders, deep divers and meat. Meat being key. | ||
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Posts: 1137 Location: Holly, MI | slower? bigger? <--lures meat..bigger the better? | ||
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Posts: 7090 Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | 3 pairs of gloves, long johns, snow pants, heavy boots, waterproof and wool socks, crazy looking ski mask thing, 2 t-shirts, sweater, and the double layered columbia jacket. And I go slow on big baits while run as many suckers as I can without getting nutty f***ing with them all damn day. | ||
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Location: Illinois | Ranger - 11/2/2003 7:03 PM Local water temps have dropped into the mid-40s, and they'll be dropping further with this week of cool weather we expect in the northwoods. How do you fish cold and really cold water? Thanks! Soft Plastics with a moderately slow pull/pause retrieve. ToddM - 11/2/2003 7:58 PM Gliders, deep divers and meat. Meat being key. And a POSTIVEMUSKYATTITUDE!!! Meat saves the day on those bitter cold days! Slamr - 11/2/2003 9:25 PM 3 pairs of gloves, long johns, snow pants, heavy boots, waterproof and wool socks, crazy looking ski mask thing, 2 t-shirts, sweater, and the double layered columbia jacket. And I go slow on big baits while run as many suckers as I can without getting nutty f***ing with them all #*^@ day. Gots to have one of those (when the water temps are in the mid 40s!)
I dug up this thread to get our minds off the hot water, soooo How do you fish cold and really cold water?
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Posts: 32930 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | With my ice auger and a Frabill Shelter. ![]() | ||
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Location: Illinois | sworrall - 7/25/2012 11:07 AM With my ice auger and a Frabill Shelter. :)
With a slick jig or a darter?
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Posts: 32930 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Both rock! | ||
Thad![]() |
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Posts: 140 | CAN'T WAIT FOR HARD WATER !!!!!!! | ||
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Posts: 4343 Location: Smith Creek | With whiskey. Preferrably Templeton Rye: The one thing Iowans do well. | ||
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Posts: 1086 | Cold temps, Fall fishing, snow on the ground for snowmobiling, ice on the lakes for ice fishing...all sounds GREAT right now! I'm flat-out tired of this 100+ degree weather. I'm done with it. Bring on Fall and Winter! :thumbsup: Edited by MACK 7/25/2012 11:40 AM | ||
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Posts: 410 Location: Wakefield, MI | With an extra thermos full of coffee usually. Usually hang 2 suckers, the bigger the better (can usually get 18-20" locally), and a big Suick when I can feel my hands. Some of the biggest fish I've seen have been with the lake half frozen and doing an ice breaking mission to get to open water. | ||
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