Crappies and bluegills are two of the most popular fish to target during the ice fishing season. In this episode, experts James Lindner and Phil Laube reveal how they use lake maps, 360 imaging, sonar and underwater cameras to pinpoint schools of fish under the ice. Joel Nelson run-and-gun crappie tactics typically produce the most active fish, but he-s also ready to deploy finesse presentations when fish are acting neutral and negative. Meanwhile, Jarrid Houston explains why he believes it-s sometimes best to sit and wait for the fish to come to you. We also cover new panfish gear, lightweight auger options, rod length reasoning, new lures and more! Finally, right now is the time to start planning your next ice fishing destination, and near the top of everyone's list should be a trip to catch greenback walleyes in Manitoba!
MikE: Hilarious: old school being an underwater video surveillance. I think old school to me is the old guy who has fish the lake for 20 years and knows where the hidden structure lies. He learned that by reading the surrounding topography and the use of a depth finder. Which was or still is a 1 ounce lead weight with a alligator clip cast into it. I also do remember all those old farmers passing A bottle around amongst themselves. I never did figure out until way later why they didn-t all bring their own water bottle? Yes Surrey. Jigging walleyes in front of the creamery liake Stella Minnesota. Date: 2022-05-15
