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I will be heading up this weekend to check on my dad's place and try to squeeze in some ice time. Are they driving out on the West side anywear? I would like to try for Crappie's, or Perch. Would Black Bay have any crappies in it yet? I have access to a snowmobile as well. I will get my kids out if it is warm enough. I would apreciate any help I get now with tips on the muskies later in the year.

Thanks

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Steve,
I fished Niles bay a couple of weeks ago and got a few crappies in about 40 feet of water 10 feet off the bottom. Wax worms and minnows on glow jigs and plain hooks worked the best for me.
I don't know about Black Bay, but if there is a deep hole in it or close by it would be worth a try.
Cliff

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Thanks Cliff. I would like to know how thick the ice is on the lake. If it is as thick as it is on Upper Red I will be out of luck. Thank you very much

Steve Sorgenfrei

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