Yeah the maximum depth of lake poygan is only about 10 feet. Some days it can be extremely hard to find fish but when you do get on a good school it's usually non stop action.
It's the Nanook Thermal. I've had it for 5-6 years now and I haven't had a problem at all. Make sure to put runners on the bottom of the sled if you plan on pulling it with a wheeler or snowmobile.
I've owned a vexilar FL8 for about 8 years now and probably use it around 60-80 days out of the year. I had to buy a new battery for it last ice season but that is the only problem I've had with it. Best $300 I've ever spent
Agreed, a white bass is a little different compared to your largemouth/smallmouth though. Basically what you do is just take the back strap off of the fish (everything above the spine) everything below the spine is a red/brown junk meat. The only time I ever keep em is in the winter and when I really need fish to eat. They are a very tasty fish..there just annoying to clean if you keep 100 of them (there is no limit) Lake poygan is connected to Lake Winnebago in wisconsin
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I've Ben fishing on mill Lake Wisconsin for bass pike and wallet and all pan fish do these baits work in mill lake
I've Ben fishing on mill Lake Wisconsin for bass pike and wallet and all pan fish do these baits work in mill lake.
Great videos. Nice to see you hitting the local spots.
What's your rod and reel set up? Awesome video.
My rod is a 27" medium action Fenwick elitetech ice and the reel is a abu garcia cardinal s.
Hard to believe that the ice was this good on 11/19. Here's hoping we are out ripping up Poygan this early in 2020.
Midwest Ice Bros. It would be awesome to be on the ice in a month! Fingers crossed!!
Are the fish usually in that shallow on that lake? I imagine it makes finding the fish challenging.
Yeah the maximum depth of lake poygan is only about 10 feet. Some days it can be extremely hard to find fish but when you do get on a good school it's usually non stop action.
nothing like a jigging rap. my favorite lure.
how long does it take to walk out that far? i know snowmobiles are pretty quick on good ice but early ice how long?
Depending on how much snow cover and how far your willing to walk, about 20-40 min roughly.
Nice. How much ice?
3-6" but I'm sure it's a lot less now
Somehow I knew what I was going to see before I even watched it. Haha. Like I said, I GOT to find some time! Nice vid Cole.
Thanks man, get it while it's good!
Let's make a trip have the motivation and drive to catch fish
What model clam is that? I am looking into buying a clam!
It's the Nanook Thermal. I've had it for 5-6 years now and I haven't had a problem at all. Make sure to put runners on the bottom of the sled if you plan on pulling it with a wheeler or snowmobile.
Thats the one i am gonna get i saw the vexliar you were using is it good for the money??
Put it this way, I wouldn't fish without it. Highly recommended
I've owned a vexilar FL8 for about 8 years now and probably use it around 60-80 days out of the year. I had to buy a new battery for it last ice season but that is the only problem I've had with it. Best $300 I've ever spent
Thanks for everything! Appreciate it
where on Lake poygan you fishing?
Basically the center of the lake
What line are you using?
8lb berkley trilene micro ice
dose that jig n rap work for perch to
Yes I've caught plenty of nice perch on them
Usually bass taste like shit and are best thrown back for sport but I've never eaten a white bass. What do they taste like and where is Lake Poygan?
Agreed, a white bass is a little different compared to your largemouth/smallmouth though. Basically what you do is just take the back strap off of the fish (everything above the spine) everything below the spine is a red/brown junk meat. The only time I ever keep em is in the winter and when I really need fish to eat. They are a very tasty fish..there just annoying to clean if you keep 100 of them (there is no limit) Lake poygan is connected to Lake Winnebago in wisconsin
Yeah that does sound pretty good I'll have to try that for sure. Thanks for the sub, I'll check em out!
I soak all my fish in saltwater! Works great because it draws out the blood. I've also heard that milk works good
wishinifishin517 personally the white bass are good eating but you have to take the red meat off of them or they taste like garbage
I've Ben fishing on mill Lake Wisconsin for bass pike and wallet and all pan fish do these baits work in mill lake
I've Ben fishing on mill Lake Wisconsin for bass pike and wallet and all pan fish do these baits work in mill lake.