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Aggressive Tactics for First-Ice Walleyes
By Ted Takasaki and Scott Richardson

Most good walleye anglers get real excited when the first good ice of the year appears. The fish are aggressive and still willing to swim a fair distance for something to munch on. As a result, it pays to be aggressive in your tactics to catch them. New rattling spoons and advances in lure design will allow you to be even more successful than traditional methods.

For example, the Rattlin’ Flyer Spoon offers the fish a vertical presentation, holographic flash and sound plus the ability to “cast” under the ice that’s deadly when walleyes are nearby.
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Late Ice Sight Fishing Secrets
By Dave Genz

As late winter slowly becomes early spring, life in the Ice Belt is loaded with distractions. That can cause ice anglers to miss out on one of the greatest stretches of shallow water sight fishing, and an opportunity to take their skills to the next level.

“One of the big problems,” says ice fishing legend Dave Genz, “is that a lot of people don’t think of themselves as ice fishermen at this time of year. They’re too busy sitting in their garage, in their boat, getting it ready.”

So perhaps there is that, the identity crisis that causes ice anglers to give up on ice fishing too soon. This season, don’t let it happen to you. Remain an ice angler through the final weeks, and the rewards will be many.

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