rhare Posted December 10, 2007 Report Posted December 10, 2007 Went out this weekend to do some early season ice fishing. The conditions where tough. Low pressure made it really hard to find fish. We spent a couple hours Saturday in the Orillia area trying our luck at some eyes. The ice conditions seemed pretty good. Anywhere from 3-6" of blackice. I was really surprised that there wasnt more snow on the ice. we moved around a bit and had some nice fish come in and bump the bait around a bit but no takers. heres a pick of the ice depth On sunday we decided to head north to a backwoods splake lake. After seeing the ice depth in orillia we thought it would be great up north. I hadent fished the lake for almost 3 winters, but we had decent sucess before ( 10 in a day) . We worked the lake up and down trying to track down some fish but NOTHING... Had a coulpe small fish follow the spoon around but that was it. The lake up north ( bracebridge area) ARE NOT SAFE!!!!!! there is lots of snow on top causing inconsistant freezing. IF YOU DONT KNOW THE LAKE WAIT A COUPLE WEEKS. ( 4" of snow--- 1.5" ice---2" water---1"-6"ice) The bait shops have no minnows right now for a couple weeks so if you do head out bring the metal. Lake looked sweet Dan drilling some run and gun holes Ice shot
ccmtcanada Posted December 10, 2007 Report Posted December 10, 2007 Great report and nice pics! Even though the fishing was tough, at least you got out there. Thanks for the report.
fishindevil Posted December 10, 2007 Report Posted December 10, 2007 Nice ice fishing report & pics !!!!!. ..well too bad ,you didnt get into some fish,but its great to see people out starting to ice fish ,thanks for sharing...cheers
joonmoon Posted December 10, 2007 Report Posted December 10, 2007 (edited) If ya stayed warm and dry and the ice was good enuff to get on then you had a good day with or without fish. Keep at er they will come. Thanks for the tease. Edited December 10, 2007 by joonmoon
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