getting off work late and intend on going ice fishing tonight, any suggestions on using a light or glow sticks and the best way to use them.....any info would be great
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Stumpyjr
Fished Pineview last night from 4til8:30. First skunk of the year
Used a 4' night light dropped through a hole and fished a piece of submerged road structure east of Browning point. On my vex the crappie would rise up when I rattled my buckshot spoon. After a few moments they would lose interest and drift off the screen. I was fishing an edge 20' deep adjoining a drop off to 28'. On my camera there was a lot of plankton but no minnows. Good luck. The edges were solid and the slush was frozen.
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I was thinking I could just drop a couple of glow sticks down a hole and see what happens
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Stumpyjr
You never know, I have heard of guys doing that while Burbot fishing as Wyoming does not allow artificial lights. Let me know if it works.
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so can I not use the lights on my underwater camera at night at the gorge?
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Hard sayin not knowin. I think they are referring to attractor lights.
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Is there a jelly or anything that makes your bait glow besides a glow stick for tube jigs?
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I've tried ice fishing with a mini glowstick ONCE and it didn't do anything for me.
I do know that the chemical glow sticks (the ones that you have to snap to activate) are affected by cold. The colder it is, the less they glow. I wonder if the cold water would make a big enough difference as to inhibit the glow strength.
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what time you going?
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Well I will let you know I'm heading out tonight
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I might wanna come.
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I think I'm going to rockport
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Why the rock..perch shut off at dark.
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It's close and it has been good fishing lately I've had some good luck
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