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It’s a tasty snack for sure!

@@MontanaWalleyeAngler I haven’t targeted walleye through the ice on peck very much. When I have I’ve done well on eater size walleye with jigging raps in size 5 and 7. For large walleye I think lipless cranks like the Nishine Simcoe 75 hw and the rapala rippin rap might be very good options at triggering big fish but I can’t say from personal experience ice fishing. During open water I’ve caught some very big spring and fall walleye on peck on the lipless cranks I just mentioned. I might make a trip out there sooner than later targeting large walleye through the ice…

@@FishcastAngling Cool thanks. We'll be there the 19th - 23rd. Hoping to put some big walleye topside! Lakers would definitely be a bonus as well.

@@MontanaWalleyeAngler How did your trip end up? I'm headed there the end of February.

@@aaronhelland ruclips.net/video/9v60VZice8c/видео.htmlsi=c0nI4ZdoFORy3KKb Video from the trip. We caught a few walleye, several pike and some catfish. Definitely had to work for them and conditions didn’t help. Super cold and windy both days. The third day we moved to Nelson Reservoir and caught a pile of perch and a few walleye.

@ What part of the lake are you headed? If I can help point you in the right direction let me know.

I haven’t done much laker fishing immediately after ice out, but within 3 weeks of ice out yes, really quite similar. One main difference is once the ice leaves there’s a tendency for sunrise and sunset to be more consistent players. 50-80’ and sometimes much shallower (but less consistent shallow) is a good depth range to target them early spring.

@@FishcastAnglinggracias, happy new year from CO!

@ happy new year to you also!!

When you got the smallie record, I didn't even realize it was you, a guy I follow and watch your videos a lot. Hit me up when your back. I'd love to shake your hand bud 👍 PS early ice and ice off may be close together this year! 😆

@@chrisjacka193 haha sounds good!! and glad you like watching the videos!! I was thinking there could be some upcoming limited walking opportunities to ice fish for lakers fairly soon with the weather forecast but will be interesting to see how it shakes out especially with some snow forecasted this weekend. I’ve been watching the lake on satellite imagery quite a bit keeping tabs on her haha

Interesting! Through the ice or open water? During open water first light can be very good in my experience when the are shallow (less than 90’)

@ Ice fishing. I did fish a different area. I rode out to the Pines. 50 to 70 feet of water. The afternoon bite by far was always the best. Open water is usually from 11am to 5pm non stop. Great tips, thanks for the video, just finished watching it. :)

@@pierrehenneguez6648 catch and release the big ones and occasionally harvest some smaller ones

@FishcastAngling max 75 cm?

@@pierrehenneguez6648 yep, if I keep a few they are usually about 75cm or 30 inches or less

@@FishcastAngling maximum 30 inches ? and you rarely keep any I suppose? it's not the most consumed fish

@@FishcastAngling maximum 30 inches? and you rarely keep any I suppose? it's not the most consumed fish

@@pierrehenneguez6648 I catch and release the big ones, occasionally harvest some smaller pike

70 cm max ? ​@@FishcastAngling

@@swatefishing thanks! Glad it worked out like it did, fun to share it with you guys!

Thanks much for watching the videos and the comment!!

I don’t fish the lakers consistently enough to speak much on it. But I’d say no, I’m not seeing that. Definitely seeing way more little fish in the mix than I’m used to. But for numbers of quality fish, I’d say the biggest players have to do with seasonal water conditions and baitfish etc and how consolidated the lakers are in zones people are targeting.

Thanks much!!

Thanks!!

The Park is calling you home! 😂

@@Humborg1 thanks for sharing!

I’m still kicking! Thanks for the comment!

Thank you for this info. :)

@MountainStateAngler thanks for watching!

Yeah, I still do trips on Fort Peck and Lake Sakakawea

They sure seem to like chevelle haha! Thanks for watching!

Nice to see a McRubber!!

Thanks a bunch for watching!! Really cool you get to chase them in Sweden!! Hope your season goes well!!

Thanks for watching! Hope your mission goes well!!! Sakakawea doesn’t always have high numbers of pike but definitely has quality!

@@FishcastAngling .... Which lake do you recommend for high numbers?

It’s a great area for sure!

Thanks, Carl!! Yes the GoPro max , it was my first time using it

So far I’m like the GoPro max. Can use it for 360 footage or just as regular cam. Seems to have good sound quality without an external mic. The 360 footage takes a bit to edit but relative speaking really quite easy

Thanks, Scott!

Thanks for watching and the comment! I fish and film a lot of adventures I never get around to editing haha but with input like yours might be a higher chance I try to get out a video river fishing sometime!

Water resistant 🤣 I could’ve used some waders for that haha

Hope you make it out! Pretty good ice at the moment out here but gonna get a little soft in the coming week. Thanks for watching the video!

Thanks! It was a fun afternoon out there!

Thanks for watching!

Seemed like it was working fine

@@loganoutdoors9730he probably doesn’t know Josh anyone that criticizes a person for missing a hookset on a laker has had it happen to them just as much haha.

That’s a giant!! Good work!! Yeah, the first time I ever used the simcoe 75 hw was last year in one of the videos I filmed and since it’s become one of my favorite laker baits all season. Thanks for watching the videos and hope your Utah ice fishing goes great!!

Thanks for watching!

😂 glad I didn’t melt through haha

Thanks, Carl!!

You’re my hero! Haha but seriously thanks for watching and subscribing!!

@@FishcastAngling favourite fish on ice man!! This would be a bucket place to go

@@kingfishing5058 if you ever want to make a trip out this way for lakers through the ice, feel free to get in touch with me for some info/updates. I guide in the summer but just fun fish during the winters so far.

@@FishcastAngling I will keep that in mind. But I'm from northern Ontario so might be a few years lol

Yep for sure! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for posting that link it could be very useful for longer trips to iced in lakes ,its a 4 hr drive for us to go might make planning easier.@@FishcastAngling

ge.ssec.wisc.edu/modis-today/ That’s the link to what I’ve been using. It’s very hit and miss due to cloud cover etc. there’s a couple different map options you can pick from and then you can zoom in. Takes a minute to find a clear day and get zoomed in etc correctly. Btw Thanks for watching!

Thanks!! And thanks for making baits the fish love to eat!!

Yeah, glad the pike took off strong. I’ve caught some real deep while laker fishing and that fish was blown up as much as I’ve ever seen. Thanks for watching and the comment!

Thanks for watching and commenting!! Btw I love the Park Rapids area!!

Always a fun time chasing them!! Thanks for watching!

Hey Scott!! Thanks for checking out the video! It was fun watching them through the ice haha

Thanks, Mike!!

I appreciate it!!

Thanks!! Hope your trip goes well!!