Nice march ending and wait for the next mach madness. Nice pic and love to see it!!!Great post

I think this is a great adventure!!!

oh, it looks delicious, i wanna try it sometime to feed my appetite!!! love to eat……..

Yes , jerky is great . I have tried it once when my sister got up from japan . They been selling it there in an instance pack to go….

oh, You will be enjoying your kitchen accompanying with this great and delicious mushrooms. Thanks for the post.

Definitely get the flasher first. The camera is only beneficial when the water clarity is somewhat clear and it isn’t dark out. The flasher will work in all conditions. Don’t get me wrong, the camera can come in quite handy every now and then. But I rely on my flasher far more than I would a camera….any day.

Oh, what wrap vege….i like asparagus…what a dish?

I thought it is very delicious, The pictures looks great, Your wife cooks great. thanks for the post.

Protecting and properly maintaining that concrete will keep it looking spectacular for many years to come while extending its service life.

Oh, not a bad catch , you have done it your way. Just enjoy ice fishing.

You can try Baked Red Snapper With Garlic. try it , i hope you’ll enjoy.

Perch can be found suspended like Sunfish and Crappie or close to the bottom like their cousin the Walleye. When they’re hungry they’ll usually be close to the bottom though.

The bread and butter lure for panfish is undoubtedly the teardrop. These inexpensive little jigs have been responsible for more limit catches than all the other lures combined. If you’re fishing for bluegill, crappie or perch you better carry a few teardrops out on the ice with you. Most teardrops are approximately the same size and shape so the only thing you’ll have to decide is which color to choose.

It’s all ok man , at least there are fish under the ice.

It,s sound good, can you give me the recipes?

the base and riser are 1×4 cut to whatever size you like mine are like 9″ base and riser, cut at angle and attach hinge, make notch in riser for dowel to ride inwith a slot on either side for the piece of coat hanger to ride in. attach coat hanger to dowel with a rubber band or other suitable device ( makes it adjustable) for the reel you can attach one of those plastic reels that you can buy for like 2.99 or so or use 2 small dowel pins .

Most often, when drilling-out a new piece of structure, a partner is following behind with a MarCum VS380 underwater camera. It’s the other half of my fish-finding gameplan. Anglers like cameras because they offer an entertaining way to watch fish react to lures. But the truth is, the camera is even more valuable as a fish-finding tool. The VS380 is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry on the fly. The picture on the 380 is incredibly clear, too, showing an amazing amount of detail-all the way down to individual mayfly larva, even zooplankton. Really, it’s like having HD-TV on ice.

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Caught this this morning 1-27-2011 at Volga Lake.

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Nice caught for an early fishing.Just holding the prize.

I looks very delicious and my stomach are begging it.

For ice that is three feet thick or more the gas powered auger is the best choice.

It is okay to used muck boots n ice fishing , They are kinda warm and you will comfortable, Have a nice day in fishing folks!

As with any fishing situation there are factors that affect fish behavior beyond our immediate understanding. Fishing through the same hole as the day before can bring completely different results. Don’t be afraid to change techniques and try different movements and depths if the fishing is slow.

They tend to go to deep water during the daylight hours. During high visibility periods, walleye may be found as deep as 50 feet or more.

Nice big catch..

Good for you, It’s a nice gadget… you should be enjoy pulling the steer.lol.

That,s a great gift when you have done your first time fishing. a smile and the enjoyment that never fade away….

During early ice Muskie can be found in the same places they were just before ice up. Look for them in shallow water near points and shoreline bars. Other structure, like inside turns and rock piles, are always an added bonus.

As winter progresses Muskie move out toward mid-lake humps. It’s interesting how this move resembles mid summer fishing. One reason for this move is the water is just a bit warmer in deeper water which is more comfortable for them and keeps them more active.

Nice post mate, nice job

When the water freezes to at least 4 inches

But essentially they’re bird, birds that feed mostly on the ground, you know they peck. They are like giant chickens in a sense. They’ll use their very powerful feet to scratch if you are in an area where wild turkeys have been foraging, especially if there is a lot of them in a flock the ground is often turned up where they’ve been scratching out seeds you know in the fall, or if there’s an area where there is a lot of bugs in the grass and so forth, you’ll see them sort of moving through as a troop you know pecking at grasshoppers and other small insects.