Testing Props
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Your Responses - Share & Have Fun :)
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By JerkinLips · Posted
Ice condition didn't change much in the last week as shown in the McKinley Park photo from today. The holes in my house froze all the way down in the last six days; 40 inches of ice now. I drilled my two holes 24 inches and cleared the shavings out before reaching water. Much cleaner way in a permanent house. Fishing was pretty good today. Caught two 24" walleyes, including the 5#-7oz fatty pictured. Also caught a 19 incher. Best bite was from 11 to noon. Much better action with chubs than shiners today. Never tried the pike suckers I had. Good luck fishing the last weekend this winter. Going to be very windy Friday, but drifting shouldn't b a problem since there is no loose snow on the lake. Saturday and Sunday look to be very warm. Still about 35 houses left out from McKinley Park. -
By Wanderer · Posted
Too bad she’s after big game when she leaves home. Your one eyed trouser trout might not lure her in. 😉 -
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By smurfy · Posted
🤣 depends i guess who ya talk too!!!!!! and according to the MSN......it didnt take her long to beat the hornets nest!!!!!!! 🤣 -
By CigarGuy · Posted
Haven't owned a hand auger in ages. Three feet of ice, couldn't imagine hand drilling a bunch of holes. I have an old gas auger you can use, if you can get it going 😀. -
By Wanderer · Posted
All Y’all happy that she found even bigger fish to fry than SD, or wish she’d stayed fishin’ your pond? -
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By leech~~ · Posted
Great! That will make it easier to get rid of Taxing Timmy! -
By STMA_I_HUNTER · Posted
No I'm asking, I see photo's scrolling through stuff an they have droppers and some video's also have them like that. I don't have a lighted lure and not saying it's right or wrong, I'm just curious. It makes no sense to me if the hook is on the lure or 6" below...........just odd.
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