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How late do you fish?
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Until the water freezes up.68 Votes - [70.83%]
Water temps reach 40.1 Votes - [1.04%]
Water temps reach 50.0 Votes - [0%]
Water temps reach 60.1 Votes - [1.04%]
Air temps reach 60.0 Votes - [0%]
Air temps reach 50.0 Votes - [0%]
Air temps reach 40.0 Votes - [0%]
Air temps reach 30.3 Votes - [3.12%]
Break ice to fish the 100 ft. open hole in the middle of the lake.17 Votes - [17.71%]
ice fish for muskies.6 Votes - [6.25%]

Message Subject: How late do you fish?
Vince Weirick
Posted 11/2/2006 11:18 AM (#218480)
Subject: How late do you fish?





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Location: Palm Coast, FL
Raider150
Posted 11/2/2006 11:25 AM (#218483 - in reply to #218480)
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Location: searchin for 50
what about until season closes?
MACK
Posted 11/2/2006 11:50 AM (#218496 - in reply to #218480)
Subject: RE: How late do you fish?




Posts: 1080


No closed season in Indiana....
Raider150
Posted 11/2/2006 11:51 AM (#218497 - in reply to #218480)
Subject: RE: How late do you fish?





Posts: 434


Location: searchin for 50
There is in Wisconsin!!!!!!!
MACK
Posted 11/2/2006 11:54 AM (#218499 - in reply to #218480)
Subject: RE: How late do you fish?




Posts: 1080


We know...
muskymeyer
Posted 11/2/2006 12:33 PM (#218517 - in reply to #218480)
Subject: RE: How late do you fish?





Posts: 691


Location: nationwide
About 10 years ago we broke ice from the landing to where we wanted to fish, about 2 miles, broke a big area of the ice where we wanted to fish, waited for the wind to blow all the ice to one side and fished all day, then re-broke ice back to the landing. Nothing like the sound of fiberglass breaking ice. We have peeled off keel guards, scraped decals off the sides of the boat and lost a plug (that was a bad deal). All in the name of getting out for "one las time".


Corey Meyer
Ranger
Posted 11/2/2006 12:48 PM (#218520 - in reply to #218480)
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season closure is the real limit here in sw MI. Then I hit the St. Joe river for steelhead.
Kingfisher
Posted 11/2/2006 6:50 PM (#218578 - in reply to #218480)
Subject: RE: How late do you fish?




Posts: 1106


Location: Muskegon Michigan
I have cleared an entire lake of 1/4 inch plate ice by running on plane all over the lake. The waves and wind did the rest. After two hours I caught two Muskies to finish my 2004 season In December in Lower Michigan. This year we will go south if we have to . We live in Michigan and will fish in Ill, Ohio, Indiana and even as far as Kentucky. I dont think the 2006 season will see frozen water in Indiana . Might get a freeze by January. By then we are done. We caught our first fish in your home lake Vince. Webster 1/26/2006. Its a 12 month sport for us. Kingfisher
missourimuskyhunter
Posted 11/2/2006 8:09 PM (#218594 - in reply to #218480)
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Location: Lebanon,Mo
my user name says how late i fish.
KARLOUTDOORS
Posted 11/2/2006 8:36 PM (#218595 - in reply to #218480)
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Location: Home of the 2016 World Series Champion Cubs
depending on how you want to look at it. The earliest was Jan 1st. Or would that be the latest. Hmmm I guess I'd call it the last for that particular season since the next time out was 8 weeks later in the first week of march.
Karl

Edited by KARLOUTDOORS 11/2/2006 8:36 PM
Vince Weirick
Posted 11/3/2006 8:18 AM (#218656 - in reply to #218480)
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Location: Palm Coast, FL
I am pretty sure Indiana waters will see ice. Water temps are already in the mid 40's and maybe even a little lower than that after the past 2 nights in the 20's.

Sorry about the closed season vote...I forgot about you unfortunate souls up north.lol
Professional Edge
Posted 11/3/2006 8:24 AM (#218658 - in reply to #218480)
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Sounds like mid 50s in the Mpls area next week. I am going to clear my calendar for two days next week.

Keith
MACK
Posted 11/3/2006 8:30 AM (#218659 - in reply to #218480)
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The water on my pool cover had a skim of ice on it this morning down here in Indy. Does that count?


My guess is...if Indiana sees any ice on our lakes this winter...it'll be very much like last winter: mild. With a very short timeframe that the lakes will have ice on them. I know it's all hearsay...but...I keep hearing and reading that this is to be another mild winter for us down here. Only time will tell. We'll have to wait and see....
Schuler
Posted 11/3/2006 10:05 AM (#218690 - in reply to #218480)
Subject: RE: How late do you fish?





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Location: Davenport, IA
I'm in the icebreaker group. Have had success going to the only area of a lake w/o ice. I've also had to turn around when breaking over 2" of ice.
happy hooker
Posted 11/3/2006 10:20 AM (#218693 - in reply to #218480)
Subject: RE: How late do you fish?


Closed season for me offically lasts a month, in Minn our lakes are mostly done by dec 15th,, then in a month its the Chi Muskie expo and that officially is the start to the comming season
Vince Weirick
Posted 11/3/2006 12:35 PM (#218742 - in reply to #218480)
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Location: Palm Coast, FL
For those of you who ice fish for muskies...is it that fun? Sorry...just can't see sitting there watching a tip up for a muskie.
pete_k
Posted 11/3/2006 6:44 PM (#218824 - in reply to #218480)
Subject: RE: How late do you fish?


I jig a mag dawg.......... hate watching tip-ups
Jason Bomber
Posted 11/3/2006 8:24 PM (#218828 - in reply to #218480)
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What kind of rod do you use for that? I want to try that for some pike.
ESfishOX
Posted 11/4/2006 10:20 AM (#218864 - in reply to #218480)
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Posts: 412


Location: Waukesha, WI
I've used the Lund to make open water in the past. The only fish I saw that day was a northern pike, and on its way to the boat, the eyelets froze over the line. It felt like a tip-up moment reeling that fish in hand-over-hand.

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pete_k
Posted 11/4/2006 3:22 PM (#218887 - in reply to #218480)
Subject: RE: How late do you fish?


Jason I use a 5 foot fiberglass rod I picked up in a yard sale
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