I was fishing the reefs up by the Northwest Angle last Thursday/Friday and fishing was real good. Our houses are located by Long Point and it was so so in them this past weekend. One day you get a nice pail of fish and the next day only a few. Last week there wasn’t really a hot lure but my choice would be a buckshot/stop sign and then anything gold for sure. We have been working mainly the 23-29ft depths where we are. I am not sure where Sportsmans has there houses this year but I am sure they are on some fish. It sounds like there is alot of water/slush in places so watch where you travel.

Good Luck!!

Jason

Just a quick report before I head back up to the Big Pond–A group of six guys went out Saturday and the bite was a little slower than what it had been. They ended up six fish short of their limits which still is good but not what we have been getting. Sunday a different group(3) were in the same area and they got into them real good! Still fishing the same depth/same area with the 22-24ft depth being best.
Good Luck Fishing!!

Jason

We were fishing the Northwest Angle area reefs and we were in varied depths from 22-27ft.

Jason

Thanks for the welcome guys–Glad to be on board here!

Just a little fishing report here as I don’t have alot of time–We had a group of 8 guys out today including the two guides–We started fishing at appr. 9:00 and we had all our limits of walleyes and saugers by 3:15 and we also caught alot of throw backs. No slot fish were caught today but we had some beautiful 17″-18″ walleyes! Alot of smiles on the guys faces today!

Kraig–I look forward to seeing all you guys again too!!

Jason

Hello All!! I will try and answer a few of your questions in regards to the SnoBear. You can expect to get about 80 miles out of a tank of fuel–that’s what mine is anyways depending on conditions of course. As for the slush question–I have had mine in slush but I haven’t been stuck in slush yet and let’s hope that doesn’t happen. In all honesty, I have been close to being stuck in there tho. They do go through it pretty good but I have yet to see a track machine be great in that heavy stuff. I certainly try to avoid the slush if at all possible. As for the going up and down question–I have not had any problems with mine at all and I leave mine outside just about all winter. I do go underneath and try to get alot of ice chunks out tho–I hear your point–If it’s at all possible to thaw those rigs out every so often that would be your best bet for not breaking/bending anything. The SnoBear will comfortably fish three and I have a canvas enclosure(fish house) out the back of mine that folds up tight to the SnoBear when not in use. So, I can fish 5 people in my unit. Overall, I am super happy with my SnoBear and I enjoy it more and more the more I use it! It simply is the way to go for me at this time.
You are correct too, the price is around $40,000.
I am heading to the lake right now so I probably won’t be back on here until tomorrow evening. If you have any other questions, let me know. I will be happy to try and answer them for you.

Jason