Post by dylan8351 on Dec 24, 2013 21:21:53 GMT -4
After spending over a week on Mille Lacs and experiencing probably the toughest bite of my life, I was glad to be on familiar waters. A few buddys and I hit the water shortly after sunrise and got right to work.
We didn't have to punch any holes because because not much froze over night. The fish were cruising in all habitat types and feeding aggressively. The majority of the holes produced one or two fish but it was necessary to keep moving constantly. As the sun started to rise the fish slid shallower into the weeds and because quite tight lipped.
We refocused our attention on a channel that the fish cruise while chasing emeralds and shiners. Once again we found active fish. They bit well for a while before moving on. As we rounded our holes over and over we decided to move back to our starting point before heading out for holiday festivities around 2.
While the crappies were a frequent flyer today, the bluegills kept the lines tight the majority of the time. Sure felt great to put numbers of fish on the ice again!
We didn't have to punch any holes because because not much froze over night. The fish were cruising in all habitat types and feeding aggressively. The majority of the holes produced one or two fish but it was necessary to keep moving constantly. As the sun started to rise the fish slid shallower into the weeds and because quite tight lipped.
We refocused our attention on a channel that the fish cruise while chasing emeralds and shiners. Once again we found active fish. They bit well for a while before moving on. As we rounded our holes over and over we decided to move back to our starting point before heading out for holiday festivities around 2.
While the crappies were a frequent flyer today, the bluegills kept the lines tight the majority of the time. Sure felt great to put numbers of fish on the ice again!
