01-05-2005, 05:04 PM
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I've seen over the years that once the roof solidifies the ice fishing becomes fast and furious for about a week to ten days. Espeically at the marina(it happens else where too). Like Tubedude said, they are trigger for various reasons and different times of day. Early in the season morning/dusk light changes might set them off. Later after it slows down, I've seen a 11-2 bite that defies reason. This happens right near the marina. It could be that minnow schools are active this time of day or something else.
It might they lose time. Them sundials probably don't work well under the ice. Morning storms, fog, later sun rising might all effect when the cafe opens for breakfast or brunch. When the sun sets behind the hills can also trigger the dinner bell too.
It sucks being sick when you're on vacation.
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I've seen over the years that once the roof solidifies the ice fishing becomes fast and furious for about a week to ten days. Espeically at the marina(it happens else where too). Like Tubedude said, they are trigger for various reasons and different times of day. Early in the season morning/dusk light changes might set them off. Later after it slows down, I've seen a 11-2 bite that defies reason. This happens right near the marina. It could be that minnow schools are active this time of day or something else.
It might they lose time. Them sundials probably don't work well under the ice. Morning storms, fog, later sun rising might all effect when the cafe opens for breakfast or brunch. When the sun sets behind the hills can also trigger the dinner bell too.
It sucks being sick when you're on vacation.
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