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working ice lures 2010/2011
lft.side top to bottom
Genz worm -yp,lmb,bg...Teardrop-bg,lmb,wp...1/4oz.Rattlin' Flyer-crappie...Lindy Flyer-bg
rt. sideMarmooska-cr,yp,bg,wp...Frostee Jig -bg,yp,cr....Rattlin Flash spoon-cr...Doodle Bug-Pickerel,yp,bg,cr
Tipping baits: Meal Worms,Gulp Maggotts,Spikes,Waxworms,Live fathead minnows,Salted shiner heads
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Albums: Ice Fishing 2010-2011
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Comment by John Sheehan on February 5, 2011 at 11:26am
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Hey Mike maybe if you steal that ice rod from that little girl who is catching the gills in your photos it'll help .Give it back if she cries though .I 'd rather see a grown man cry than a little girl :) Still love you Crappies photos!!Thumbs up on those!!
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the Genzworm and the Marmooska as jigs go are the hottest.The Rattlin Flyer is great too. I've caught a lot of fish thru the ice this year at a certain lake I'm very familiar with but haven't fared well at other lakes with the exception of one other.I am not catching huge fish though .One 18" Pickerel ,a 15" LMBass,a few 12 " Crappie are the biggest I've gotten . Tons of Gills in 8" class and YPerch in the 9-10"range some WPerch up to 11".I do best early ice/small lakes fishing 8-15'.Best of luck Mike hope you get on them
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Comment by Mike Penrose on February 5, 2011 at 10:34am
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John-I've used all of those lures this year but one. It's been a very slow year for myself on the ice so far. How have you fared? Which one pictured is your "hot" one?
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