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tough time to fish in northeast ohio
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the ice is to thin to get on safely ,but to thick to get a boat in . im going to be out of commision for several weeks at the least if not more as im getting both of my knees replaced on the 5th .…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by David, aka, "McScruff" Mar 1, 2013.
making tungsten ice jigs
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i like to make my own jigs if possible ,and am considering making tungsten ones .does anyone know how to attach the hook permanently .can you solder them ?if you get the rings ,do they fit over the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by jim cosgrove Nov 23, 2012.
where can i buy the 210 eagle claw hooks
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would like to know where i can buy the 210 eagle claw hooks in the sizes that Bill Modica uses ,when he changes from the treble to the single hook. Lure parts on line and Janns netcraft dont seem to…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Slip Sinker Nov 6, 2015.
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im not to good at this computer stuff . hope you see this louisville is in northeast ohio about 15 miles east of canton
Posted on July 22, 2013 at 4:37pm
artifical baits
i have used the gulp alive baits in the jars for a couple of years and have had great succses with them. i see that there is a new bait on the market that is sorta similar,impulse [i think its from northland]. has anyone out there used it yet and did you have any luck with it
Posted on March 27, 2013 at 3:55pm — 2 Comments
where is spring
I made it through double knee replacement on the 5th of march and recovery is going well. the weather here in northeast ohio is right on the border of ridiculous . woke up to 4to 5 in of snow this morning . a friend of mine went out in his boat saturday and said he had to break through about 3/8 in of ice for a long distance just to get to the spot he wanted to fish .it is probably good that the weather is bad as i would be chomping at the bit to go .this weekend over easter it looks like…
ContinuePosted on March 25, 2013 at 4:35pm — 1 Comment
first ice fishing of the year
got out the pasdt couple of days here in northeast ohio, mogadore resovoir . about 4 to 5 in of good ice . caught enough fish each time for a good mess .the wife and i both love gills ,taters ,and good cold beer ,she doesnt care for the beer but i do. fishing really shallow water ,about 4to5 foot . it is hard to find a weed free spot in this end of the lake ,but when you do you ususally do well. we sight fish and it is amazing at what you can learn about how these fish take a bait ,im not…
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