These guys are always very friendly and helpful. The don't have alot of ice fishing stuff but they do the essentials. There bait prices are very reasonable and if your going to fish Mogadore they are the only shop around.

I fished off the east side of Congress Lake Rd. from 1 pm to 530 pm. I was 2/3 of the way to the duck blind from the launch ramp right in the middle. I was fishing a foot off the bottom in 9 ft. of water. I was using a small green/white/orange jig tipped with maggots. I caught 13 LM bass most being under 12 inch's with 2 of them being 17 inch's. I also caught 2 dozen keeper gills 3 nice perch and 8 crappies over 10 inch's. It was seriously a stand up afternoon. I wish I could find my camera cable to take a picture of this jig because I caught every fish on it. The fished seemed to like it when I jigged it up and down only about 2 inch's at a medium speed on and off for about 5 seconds. Any other way I jigged they would not bite. If you want to go out I can go just about anytime just let me know.

Ive always used my standard minnow bucket( about 1 gallon, kinda clear with the yellow flip top). After an hour or two it starts to freeze up. It has never froze up to where i couldn't get my minnows. I was just wondering if they make a heater for them or if anyone has seen a bucket for ice fishing besides those Styrofoam ones.

Went out yesterday to the Old State Park in the afternoon and we got about 20 bluegill. Most of them were 4 inch's and under but I did get 1 keeper. The ice was about 5 inch's. I'm going to be head to Nimisila in a few minutes then back to the OSP for crappie this evening if anyone want to meet up.