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Pro's Pointers / Camera use
« on: January 10, 2014, 11:07:40 PM »
I used to have a old aquavue camera and although i liked it it was alwgays a pain getting it set up and in proper viewing position.  Now i have a new color marcum camera i got from a buddy and was wondering what the quickest way is to set up.  I just ordered one of those aqua vue motorized pods but whats the wuickest way to set your depth?    Should you just let cord out till camera reaches bottom and pull it up a foot or two?    Thoughts would be appreciated.  Its always hard to find my jigs initially.   

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General Discussion / Re: What's the history of ice fishing, in Ohio?
« on: February 10, 2013, 06:20:36 PM »
You know why I have so much "crap"?  Because once I buy something it's now here and paid for.  I always figure it's not eating any hay sitting here so why get rid of it it's bought and paid for.   On the rare occasion that I do get rid of something I swear that I want it back in no time,or tell myself that at least.   My ice fishing equipment is one of my most prized possessions with some equipment coming from my great grandpas.   If ou have had fun ice fishing then keep the equipment.  The seasons do seem to be getting shorter. Global warming?  It sure is hard to dismiss that this could be a cause but that's a whole other discussion there.    I figure being that there have only been maybe a few hundred years of actual good recorded weather history and that the planet is millions of years old its hard to say what's in store.   I don't want to go back into a ice age (though it seems I would be well prepared) but I don't want to see the sea levels rise 20 feet either.   It is what it is at this point but to be on the safe side tell the old lady to stop buying the aqua net hairspray...

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Sandusky Bay / Re: Sandusky Bay Update
« on: February 07, 2013, 09:10:27 PM »
Agreed.   It was getting crazy crowded out there.  The parking lot was ill one day and the ranger leftmea parking ticket because my truck was not fully in the white lines painted in lot.  What a turd :)

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Sandusky Bay / Re: Sandusky Bay Update
« on: February 06, 2013, 10:36:44 PM »
East harbor was lousy.   Not like it used to be in the past.  Don't know where all the weed beds have gone.  I don't ever go over there in the summer ad our bots are docked in Sandusky so I don't know maybe they purposely somehow cleaned out one of the weed beds mechanically or chemically.   

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Sandusky Bay / Re: Sandusky Bay Update
« on: February 06, 2013, 10:31:37 PM »
That was me and my buddy at east harbor on Sunday.  We didn't "fall through" just broke the ice up a bit getting out.   I spend all winter outside hunting,fishing, and working so getting a wet foot to get out doing something I enjoy doesn't bother me.  My feet are froze all winter anyhow.   If I go in I climb out,warm up,put on dry clothes and find another spot.   Not gonna sit at home watching tv like everyone else or drive round and watch others fish. I have a great respect for the dangers involved with ice but at the same time I am not scared of it.  Its lays your judgement. If your not fit or capable of getting yourself out of a bad situation than yes it is in your best interest not to go out.   It's all pretty common sense.   Some people can barely get out of their recliners let alone a hole in the ice

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General Discussion / Vexilar fl-22
« on: January 04, 2013, 10:12:03 PM »
After ice fishing all my life without a flasher I bought a fl22 last year.  Some of my buddies have the fl8's 12's and 20's but I figured if I was gonna spend the money on one I would go all out and get the newest.  I haven't quite figured it out perfectly yet.   Too me it's even easier to read my buddies fl-12 than mine.  Does anyone have any tips or comments on this flasher.  I think I wish I would have gotten a simpler version or maybe that dave genz would walk by and give me a hand.    I have had a aquavue for 6 or seven years now and have always found that entertaining

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Inventions / Re: Chew Can for bait
« on: January 04, 2013, 09:57:04 PM »
Wintergreen scented wax worms

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General Discussion / Re: East harbor
« on: January 04, 2013, 09:43:09 PM »
It's all about who you know :
Of course. You are friends with the owner i would think they would let you fish

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General Discussion / Re: East harbor
« on: January 02, 2013, 08:51:46 PM »
I've never heard of them treating a marina around here,really not even sure of the legalities of it if there are any    It seems most marinas around here would be too large anyhow I would think.   You'd think the chemical old become too diluted too quickly but what do I know.  After last night and the temps tonight I would think you may be able to get out off the old bay bridge.  It just always seems pretty muddy there and the water levels are down.   I knows why your saying about the perch.   I'm 34 years old and when I was a kid that's all we used to icefish for was perch on Sandusky bay those are some of my earliest memories and the first time my dad ever even heard my little brother talk was out on the bay.   Even up till about 6 years ago we would get some perch around the coal docks but hardly anything the last few years.  Certainly I in my adult life have never caught perch like I remember my dad and grandpa catching when I was little.  Even in the summer up till I was 20 we never left the bay for perch, didn't have to.   Going out to the bell bouey was a long trip back then for perch now it's about the closest.   Back then I would have never imagined having to go over to Kelley's island to get on some perch but now it's the normal for us.   There's  always those stinky little bullhead to catch at whites landing.  Fun to catch they about jump out the hole on their own but I personally think they taste like sh**.   I'm sure there's a way you could fry them up and make em edible but there's also probably away to fry up my boot and make that edible.   There are some nice ponds by my house that we catch a mixture of pan fish in but there right on the railroad tracks near a train yard and the train workers said they would never eat anything out of those ponds after they heard of what the railroad used to dump or beak in there, and this was coming from a guy I personally know that would eat almost anything. 

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General Discussion / Re: East harbor
« on: January 01, 2013, 11:31:38 PM »
Just bluegill.   We're using wax worms and tungsten jigs with Swarovski crystlals.    We call them bling bugs :)

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General Discussion / East harbor
« on: January 01, 2013, 10:47:23 PM »
Fished east harbor today.  Only about 2" of ice had to spud a zigzag trail out.   I don't want to hear about it being unsafe or foolish.  Everyone can make their own decisions.  I'm 34 years old and there has never been a year I haven't been on the ice that I can remember.  Worst case scenario at east harbor you go through and your nipples get wet.   Anyhow we were obviously the first people out this year.   It's going to take upntonthe weekend before I would take my daughter out with me.   Water was very murky and could not find weed beds which is very unusual for east harbor.  Usually your trying to find a clearer spot to get your jig down.  Anyhow it's not looking to hot there this year caught two small bluegill between four of us in over 2 hours.    On another note we left there and went to a marina in Catawba and ended up keeping maybe 20 fish and throwing small ones back.   Marinas in Sandusky bay we could not get on yet.   Maybe a few more days. 

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