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2013 Ice Fishing Pics
« on: 01/17/13 10:44 UTC »


Good fishing always starts early



Mile 3 of our 8 mile trip to the middle of the lake



30 MPH winds and temps in the teens left us in the shacks most of the day.  Ford's are a good windbreak!



Auggin it up



Gotta love gold!



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Re: 2013 Ice Fishing Pics
« Reply #1 on: 01/17/13 13:16 UTC »
CRAZY!
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Re: 2013 Ice Fishing Pics
« Reply #2 on: 01/17/13 14:02 UTC »
Call me when those fish are cleaned, cooked and ready to eat.
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Re: 2013 Ice Fishing Pics
« Reply #3 on: 01/17/13 16:19 UTC »
Nice catch.  I am not sure I could step out of my truck and drill a hole in the ice.  What is the orange; handle looking thing; hanging around your neck? 
Looks like a tent city in one of the pictures; and; it was 3 miles out on the ice?
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Re: 2013 Ice Fishing Pics
« Reply #4 on: 01/18/13 08:35 UTC »
Quote from: Denny Welch on 01/17/13 14:02 UTC
Call me when those fish are cleaned, cooked and ready to eat.

You are a little late Denny.....A couple of fish frys with the guys and they are gone. 
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Re: 2013 Ice Fishing Pics
« Reply #5 on: 01/18/13 08:38 UTC »
Quote from: pjmcla on 01/17/13 16:19 UTC
Nice catch.  I am not sure I could step out of my truck and drill a hole in the ice.  What is the orange; handle looking thing; hanging around your neck? 
Looks like a tent city in one of the pictures; and; it was 3 miles out on the ice?

Orange handles are ice picks in case a guy goes through.  There are spikes on the end that meet. Not much of a chance of falling through on 18-20" of ice but I wear them nonetheless.  That lake is a big basin with mudflats.  The fish move up on the flats to feed on the structure.  The houses are lined up on the structure.  Hence that flat's name "Three mile Flat."
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Re: 2013 Ice Fishing Pics
« Reply #6 on: 01/18/13 18:58 UTC »
Nobody but... NOBODY, wants to lose "My Kyle"...

If you're planning to venture out on the ice I would suggest you wear some picks on YOUR lanyard too. (even if the ice is nearly 2 ft. thick)... :P

« Last Edit: 01/18/13 19:35 UTC by Jerry V »
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Re: 2013 Ice Fishing Pics
« Reply #7 on: 01/18/13 21:06 UTC »
at less he uses the best marcum I can't see what it is but I bet it is lx5
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Re: 2013 Ice Fishing Pics
« Reply #8 on: 01/21/13 15:52 UTC »
Quote from: matt on 01/18/13 21:06 UTC
at less he uses the best marcum I can't see what it is but I bet it is lx5

Maybe someday Matt......I have used the LX-5 and prefer my VX-1 for simplicity.  A lot of the fishing around here is farm ponds so a guy doesn't need many bells and whistles but I do find the LX-5 and newer models beneficial when fishing larger deeper bodies of water in Minnesota (trips I take once or twice a year).
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