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  • palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #548572

    When there is a lot of guys out there,I try to get on the outskirts of the pack.There is some structure I’m trying to hold too.There are other holes that I should have went to ,but I had at least 10 in the party so I needed a big area.
    The pressure was high too ,which is why we did not see the numbers nor the size that is normally caught.

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #548070

    Quote:


    Anyone ever try a Genz worm and waxies up there? I heard they are pretty hot!


    the Vexilar boyz had them & did all right.
    Thing was the bite got tough around noon.

    Derrick is a guy that knows his business of fishing for sure.
    I enjoyed his company,but we were both busy trying to find some mule to talk much.
    We each had a buddy with that talked alot to each other.
    They got to be friends I think.
    My bud Rick had his 10 before we even got there on a no meat presentation.
    Flathead got a nice mule,almost 14″.
    I think DJ saw what a great fishery it was though & I think he’ll come back.
    I had a tough day between jig sales & bs with every other guy that knew me.By the time I settled down to fish it was getting tough.
    It was a bit early out there.
    By this weekend it should be in full swing.

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #547791

    If you link out to photos on photobucket be sure that they are no wider than 450 pixels or you will stretch the page here on the site.

    Using the photo upload system here on the site is FAR easier and quicker than using photobucket or other photo hosting sites once you get the file sizing figured out. The other nice thing about uploading photos to the IDA server is that they’ll always be part of the post you added them to. If you browse old threads you’ll find nearly all photos added using a hosting site are missing… so the posts are loaded with all those red “X’s” indicating a missing file.

    Good fishin’,

    In-Depth Webstaff

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #547043

    The snow will be gone by next week with these temps.She melting fast.

    check back by Mn. to see some new pics.

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #546081

    The last few weekends have proved alright.
    My dad

    Bill.




    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #546079

    SB was up with his boys a few weeks ago.
    We are hitting it again 3/10

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #545464

    Quote:


    Lazer 224 8 ” 2 HP 26 #’s

    Jiffy 2 HP 8 ” Stealth 30# ‘s




    I tried a stealth the other day.

    I loved it.

    I’m getting a new one and the stealth is the one.

    So when I want to run & gun,I’ll have the stealth.

    Blew through the ice like a dream.

    When I’m at URL with 48″ of ice the Legend will be with me.I love the power that extra horse gives me.oh oh oh more power!

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #544362

    Quote:


    I keep hearing about T.H.E. Jig but have never seen one in person……………….

    I’ll give you a buck for one to try this magical lure out with no bait.


    I’m not selling them here,sorry.

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #543525

    Quote:


    We use anything from 1/256 oz up to 1/4 oz here in Nebraska and Kansas. It really depends on what we are fishing, whether it is structure or a flat, I adjust accordingly. I like to use heavy jigs and spoons in open water and smaller ones in brush. If you have never used the Laker stickguards, get some! You will lose less jigs and have alot more fun too. You can get these either from Laker or BPS has them also.


    1/256 oh is that small!

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #544028

    I bought a Jiffy Legend 7 years ago.
    There was an issue with the jet that was too small. The swaped it out free of charge 5 years after I bought it.
    I though it was something else & when I called they told me of the issue & they fixed for nothing.
    I’m still on the same blade.
    I live up in n.mn.& we see ice 3-almost 4 feet thick.
    I do have an extention when the ice does get thick & I’ve never had a problem due to lack of power or tranny problems.
    I love my Jiffy!

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #544025

    If you link out to photos on photobucket be sure that they are no wider than 450 pixels or you will stretch the page here on the site.

    Using the photo upload system here on the site is FAR easier and quicker than using photobucket or other photo hosting site… once you get the file sizing figured out. The other nice thing about uploading photos to the IDA server is that they’ll always be part of the post you added them to. If you browse old threads you’ll find nearly all photos added using a hosting site are missing… so the posts are loaded with all those red “X’s” indicating a missing file.

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #541734

    I think either way works well. Your lure is what determines if it should be worked horizintal or vertical.

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #540117

    Quote:


    Nice Keith. I’m guessing you were on the usual Lake. Where thes efish suspending or what were they relating to?


    Yes we were,only a different bay.
    There’s a 32 foot hole .It has a hill to the north ,so I drilled 20 holes running paralell to the hill at the base of the hill .Most of the holes read 29-30 fow.If you got into 24-26 fow the locator would not read fish.
    They really suspended yesterday.At times I was reading 6-7 feet of stacked fish.
    Man is that a blast seeing them charge the lure.
    Then we jumped holes staying with the schools.

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #539911

    So after what Dan said I’ll leave this post die.

    They are not flu-flus Dan.

    If you were hep,you would now better.

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #538799

    It gets some ,but not like it could I guess.
    It can be a tougher lake so that keeps some away.
    From my pics you could surmise it’s not an issue with me.
    I can show you how if you want.

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #537951

    I think I shot some grouse on your stretch of the riv.J/K
    I live in Palytown & can show you some good places to fish.
    Mid to end of March is a great time for some mules.
    I’m out there just about every weekend,both days with the ice still floating.
    Once she’s gone so am I.
    Just give me a shout when you are a hankering for some action.
    CK

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #537476

    Quote:


    hey sand burr looks like you had good luck in january.
    are you still at the campground?you might remember me in
    my former life as swamptrout.


    Yes he is.
    Right now he’s at MFP

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #536756

    Quote:


    Thanks for the great report keith those were some nice crappies how deep were you fishing??????


    the hole is 32 fow.
    I am just off of it in 29 .There is a hill to the north of me so I’ve tried to get at the bottom of the hill.
    Downsizing is what I’ve been talking about for the last few months.
    These fish are no where near as aggressive as they will be come late May or for the rest of the summer.
    Right now I am dropping my 80th’s or 100th oz jigs to them.

    If you are using a locator ,you can see the fish come up to your offering.
    If they turn around and head for bottom,chances are you bait is too big.Just the fact that the fish raised should tell you that it wanted to feed,but when it saw the size it decided not to hit it for the lack of energy that fish had.
    Getting small will send the signal to the fish that this will be easy to eat.

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #536528

    I fished the same spot Sunday and today.
    The way I had to work the fish were totally different.
    On Sunday the fish that came through high wanted to feed.The fish that were closer to the bottom did not want to move an inch.Although I snagged 2 by dropping into them & they hit it on the fall.

    Today nothing came through high but all of the ones in the pack which was about 4 feet thick just off of the bottom were active & would come to the top of the pack to hit the jig.

    My friend did not change his tactics which had me with my limit before he figured it out and caught his first crappie.

    I have been on the other end of that stick with him before where he figured out what they wanted well before I pulled out all of my hair trying to get them to hit the jig.

    I guess the point is too remember how they reacted and pattern your moves to that reaction.
    Every day can be so different.
    Today was one of my best days on BSL for this winter.
    I caught over 40 crappies,kept some great eaters & laughed alot.
    The sun was out,so it warmed up a tad.
    Heres a few pics and a video to Ice Catchers.





    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #536495

    Here’s the last couple of days fishing a different part of BSL…









    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #536493

    cold as all get out with pressure ove 30 ,but still made a meal.





    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #525644

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    Do you ever do bad?? Are all these photos from the times you say, or are they built up over time??


    Photos too large for format. Please send an email to [email protected] should you need detailed instructions on how to properly size your photos for posting on this site. We’ll be happy to assist you or anyone else that is interested.

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #525187

    I’ll be out on the main lake across from the road from Bill Horn Bay.There is a small city out about 300 yards. Everyone is driving their trucks out.

    I’ve been fishing Bill horn all winter & it has been producing around the point or just to the south of the point in the 24′ channel.Walleyes & slabs are being caught.

    Here was yesterday morning’s catch.

    palisade1kid
    Posts: 95
    #524088

    I hope you guy’s have a good trip. the barometer looks like it will be low for a good bite.
    I’ll be hitting the horn on BSL with several angler’s from
    2 other fishing sites.
    I’m looking forward to Dereck Johnson on the 2nd & 3rd.

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