Latest Blog Posts for Modern Ice Fishing

• A Walking Fish House?
  on Jan 12, 2009 in Ice Fishing Shelters (Permanent and Portable Shanty and Shack) walking fish house
  Some strange things appear to be "afoot" in Minnesota.  Here is the latest concept by an angler to make his fish house "portable" and easily moved from spot to spot.  It has been said to be garnering quite a bit of looks from passers
• Use Multiple Ice Rods To Increase Time Ice Fishing
  on Jan 4, 2009 in Crappie Ice Fishing Lures Ice Fishing Tips and Tricks ice fishing flashers Chubby Darter Genz Bug Gill Pill Lindy Frostee Jigging Spoon
  To me there is nothing worse than having a fish show up on your ice fishing flasher, not take the bait, know you need to switch your presentation, but don't want to retie a different ice jig on your line. My solution to this is to have multiple rods.
• Check Tip Ups and Traps Regularly For More Ice Fishing Sucess
  on Jan 3, 2009 in Ice Fishing Tips and Tricks Ice Fishing Traps and Tip Ups
  A key thing to do to ensure that your bait is lively and enticing fish is to check and move your tip ups and traps.  It sure seems that a tip up checked regularly catches more fish than the ones that have been just sitting there.  It could be that...
• 2009 Ice Fishing New Year’s Resolutions
  on Jan 2, 2009 in Crappie Ice Fishing Baits
  As many are wont to do this time of year I am making some New Year's resolutions focused on my ice fishing.  Without any delay here they are: 1. Ice fish at least 3 new lakes this year.  This will help both in terms of enjoyment as well as affordi
• Old Gas A Key Problem For Gas Ice Augers
  on Dec 31, 2008 in Ice Fishing Tips and Tricks Ice augers (gas electric and hand) Old Gas
  It happened once again this year, I was speaking with a buddy and he complained about his gas ice auger not working properly.  Last year it worked great, now it would run and then die as soon as any power was applied.  After speaking we decided the...
• How To Remove The Y Bones On A Northern Pike With A Fillet Knife
  on Dec 30, 2008 in Cleaning Fish Ice Fishing Traps and Tip Ups Northern Pike Y Bones
  Here is a great video displaying how to remove the Y bones on a northern pike.  Pike are great fish to eat and the ice fishing action can be fast and furious using a tip up or trap.  The biggest problem after keep some pike is to clean them and rem...
• Portable Ice Houses Allows For No Gloves In -19 Degree Weather!
  on Dec 28, 2008 in Ice Fishing Shelters (Permanent and Portable Shanty and Shack) Modern Ice Fishing Portable Propane Heaters Mr. Heater Buddy
  So I was ice fishing on Upper Red Lake in Minnesota this past weekend and the temperature was bitterly cold.  In fact, when we set up shortly before sunrise the temperature was a crazy -19 F.  We set up our 4 person portable ice shelter and fired u...
• Fine Tune Your Presentation To Catch Finicky Fish
  on Dec 26, 2008 in Ice Fishing Baits Ice Fishing Tips and Tricks Crappie Minnow
  If you are ice fishing and while watching your ice fishing flasher you notice fish rising to you bait, but refusing to bite then you most likely have fish willing to bite.  These fish can be coaxed into biting, but are looking for something slight...
• Eliminate Cold Feet - Go With Smart Wool Socks
  on Dec 23, 2008 in General Ice Fishing Information Ice Fishing Clothing smart wool socks
  Ok, so that in and of itself will not keep your feet warm, but when coupled with the gear that normally accompanies ice fishing enthusiasts it is a great way to keep your puppies happy.  The problem with most socks that people wear is that they are...
• Seafoam In Your Gas Auger - A Great Way To Extend The Life Of Your Auger
  on Dec 22, 2008 in Ice augers (gas electric and hand) Uncategorized Seafoam
  We all know that gas engines that sit for any period of time are bound to have problems at some point.  In order to make sure that they continue to run well over the course of many years, maintenance is definitely required.  To that end, one great...

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