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First Ice trout!


Scott Wpg

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Hi all,

The ice up here in Manitoba is coming in really well! Looks like we could have some terrific conditions on Lake Winnipeg very soon, and the Red is already starting to go strong.

While we're waiting for the big lake and big walleyes, we decided to head a few hours out of Winnipeg for another favorite hard water target... trout!

Pretty amazing couple of days, which included losing a rod down the hole, and then "finding" it a while later, fish attached! We took some video, hope you enjoy...

Wishing you all a safe, fun and productive hard water season... and if you find yourself heading up to "the great white north", drop me or Steve a line!

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Thanks all! We're sure having fun documenting some of our trips, and really appreciate the kind words and encouragement!

The most productive presentation for us this trip was 1/8 or 1/16oz jigs with a gulp or slurpee minnow. We also had some action on the smallest size Lindy Darter, but by far plastics. Jigging outproduced deadstick by a wide margin... and we'd find that if we reeled up fairly aggresivley when we marked a fish, they would chase and hit... hold it still or vibrate it and our success rate went down.

It was a little strange, other trips jigging little cleos are typically our best bet, but there was little interest with those this time around.

Cheers!

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