Left the dock breaking through the ice and fished hard for 4 hours with nothing to show. The water was dirty and the temp was 32.1 to 33.9 and a full moon! Well better luck this weekend.
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Left the dock breaking through the ice and fished hard for 4 hours with nothing to show. The water was dirty and the temp was 32.1 to 33.9 and a full moon! Well better luck this weekend.
Sorry to hear. I bet that ice melt with all that 32 degree water hitting the river system was a shock to the fish. That and the dirty water is a bad combination. They will turn back on.CF
Better days are coming. Welcome aboard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Justaddh20
The last time I broke ice on the NWR was on 1-1-2011 and all I got to show for it was one small crappie. (I keep a fishing log) Extra tough to catch crappie with ice on that river.
Was that you I talked to?
1 Yellow perch was all I could get.
Yes sir it was
Did that a few times myself. Whenever I pulled up to the ramp and saw skim ice I would suck it up and run all the way to Tulls and fish the bridge.
Thought of going to Tulls a few times. How long did it take you to run from Bobs to the bridge at Tulls Bay?Quote:
Originally Posted by ReelFun
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Originally Posted by Idunno
It takes us about 20 mins to get to tulls bay from bobs and thats running about 40-42 mph. It roughly 11 miles.
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George I recall that day as I was behind you. I will never forget the sound ice makes as it breaks under the boat. At least a alum hull. Its not a bad run to Tulls Creek. As I live just down the road from that bridge. Like three miles if that. I have put in at Tulls Bay and ran to Bob's. I don't like it on some days as the shallow bay can really get wiped up. My little 16' takes a beating as I.