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How many holes you drill today?


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Yesterday really drove home the point to me that's I've got get a secondary setup for running and gunning on open ice. I was dragging around my clam Yukon with almost nothing in it, and I was about dead after a couple miles of dragging, drilling, and countless up and downs while jigging. Took all I had to get that darn thing loaded up the last time before I went home.

On a plus note, I had zero drilling fatigue using my Ion with the 6" bit. I checked the battery indicator at the end of the day and it was still showing all three LED's lit up indicating it was above 60% charge when I was done. That thing has be to under 20lbs with that smaller bit on it.

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Everyone stop and think for a second at how crazy it is that you can be out ice fishing BEFORE Thanksgiving in Minnesota. These past couple of years have been a real treat. For so much of the 2000s, you were lucky to have safe ice by New Year's. We all need to enjoy it while the getting is good.

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For all these posts, you would think there is award for who drills more holes in the lake. I do my scouting before the ice covers the water. I drilled about 10 and decided the ice was not consistently safe enough for me to fish. Next weekend I'll be out.

-Tom

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Drilled 25-35 with my Nils 6" on Satuday. No need for the power drill, as hand augering takes about 15 seconds to punch through. 2 fish to show for it, so not real good. But really fun to be out the week before Thanksgiving.

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