12-02-2017, 01:41 PM
[#0000FF]There were no bank tanglers or dock dunkers there yesterday. That usually means there is not much action available. As we both know, when the fish are in there are plenty of folks there to welcome them.
I worked around several spots on the docks yesterday without a sniff. Nothing on sonar either. But as soon as there is an ice covering I suspect there will be some fish moving in. There is a lot of 4' deep water and that is plenty to attract and hold whities, crappies and sunfish. But that early ice can be slick and scary if it is clear. Unless it is at least 3-4" you know someone is going to get wet.
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I worked around several spots on the docks yesterday without a sniff. Nothing on sonar either. But as soon as there is an ice covering I suspect there will be some fish moving in. There is a lot of 4' deep water and that is plenty to attract and hold whities, crappies and sunfish. But that early ice can be slick and scary if it is clear. Unless it is at least 3-4" you know someone is going to get wet.
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