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Markus, Sold me. Can't hurt to try it. We all know how finicky the Eyes can be at times and so anything that might help put a few extra fillets in the pan on those days where even one fish can be hard to come by is worth a riggin. Maybe it'll be so effective even I'll catch a few Steelies on the Moo...

fish both #1 and #2. I like the suggestion by Eyetracker and Markus. I'll have to try that method for Walleye this spring, but one question though, is flourocarbon necessary in really stained waters?

Where I fish the water clarity can be stained chocolate to coffee. The bites come at all times and at no times. If I have to choose, sun up and early am in the spring, summer and fall, but dusk through the ice.

jimW Hey Jim, I'll be honest, I don't like ice fishing much. If I was going out this weekend that's where I'd be headed though. Fishing thru the ice in the Moose is pretty hit and miss. It's also not any easier when the local hotspots are crowded with Status Card carriers. I fish two rods, my buddy ...

I'll probably either wet a line at the mouth of the Kwetabohigan River where she dumps into the Moose. (great spot at times for old marble eyes) ...OR... if the tides in at a reasonable hour I may try the mouth of Nicholson Creek where she trickles into the Moose. (might be a little late, but some f...