Modified Feb 21st, 2021 at 9:03 AM
How to Catch Memorable Giant Lake of the Woods Pike on Tip-Ups
As we approach March, watching the numbers of big pike being caught on Lake of the Woods, some by pike anglers, some by walleye anglers, it reminded me that this happens every year. Anglers really start to dial into March pike on tip-ups mid to late March into April. With that being said, there is a ton of great pike fishing that happens in February that is under the radar screen.
The other thing interesting is how many big walleyes have been caught this year on tip-ups with big sucker minnows after dark. That’s right, after dark in shallower water. A flash light to shine out of the fish house windows watching for flags when the sun is down is how they do it. Not every walleye is always doing the same thing in the system. Big predators often like big baits.
Modified Jan 7th, 2021 at 11:00 AM
JMO Podcast 52 Brett McComas from Target Walleye
JMO Podcast
If you have ever laughed at a meme or fun joke on Target Walleye, you can probably thank this week’s guest to the JMO Podcast. Brett McComas has been delivering fun fishing news and stories to thousands of fans through the Target Walleye weekly emails and social media content. A hardcore angler with a great sense of humor, McComas always has great perspectives on ice fishing and the industry.
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If you are a die-hard ice fishing fan, I ve been hearing a great deal about a lake that s 80 miles north of Boise that some Idahoans consider to be the best spot in the state. Gigantic perch are pulled out of the frozen waters of this lake regularly, which is found on the North Fork of the Payette River.
Lake Cascade is just over a 200-mile drive from Twin Falls. From Boise, you can get there in under two hours if conditions allow. Many consider the lake, which sits within the Lake Cascade State Park and totals roughly 500 acres in size, to be one of the state s top locations for ice fishing.