Why Tip-Up Fishing is a Winter Favorite. Fishing with tip-ups is one of the most low-tech, enjoyable ways to ice fish. When I was in high school, my buddies and I would set out a spread of tip-ups ...

Why Tip-Up Fishing is a Winter Favorite. F ishing with tip-ups is one of the most low-tech, enjoyable ways to ice fish. When ...

Commotion on the ice seems to get fish moving, and a tip-up flag often pops just minutes after you take a stroll. Winter Pike Fishing is Fun Pike fishing in winter is simple and easy, and it’s a ...

Ice fishing tents, or shanties, like the Eskimo Quickfish Pop-Up Portable Ice Fishing Shelter can make long hours on the ice more comfortable, as can portable propane heaters.

Read Next: Best Ice Fishing Lures for Panfish of 2025. Tip-ups are also incredibly effective tools, especially when you don’t have any electronics because they allow you to spread out your set-up at a ...

Ice fishing may be winding down for the season, but at least it happened this year. Last year, ... of Blue Island, had set up a tented station at the south end of the lake.

Ice fishing is going well at the moment in Garfield County, at least according to Matt Rowe, Recreation Manager for the city of Rifle’s Parks and Recreation department. ... “If it’s cold and windy, I ...

Ice fishing shelters come in three types: windbreak, pop-up and flip-over. Windbreak: Windbreak shelters are designed for one-person fishing. They are not fully enclosed — three sides surround ...

Jan 29, 2025 — The steady cold is setting up the best ice fishing season in a few winters. Anglers are setting up shanties, drilling holes in the ice and dropping in their live bait.

Ice fishing season in full swing Sherree Wicktor, owner of S&W Bait, uses a net to dip into a minnow tank Monday, Jan. 6, 2025, at the bait shop on Highway 371 south of Nisswa. Steve Kohls ...

These bitter cold temperatures are great for a few things, like the winter past-time of ice fishing. ... The two set up and waited for the fish to start biting.

Ice fishing leads this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report, well, what did you expect with this bitter cold. Ken “Husker” O’Malley emailed the photo at the very top. I thought it ...