Looks like a beautiful day in every way.

@SuperiorAngling

3 жыл бұрын

that it was!!

Thanks for the info. Tried this method for our first superior trip ever. Was an awesome trip. Brother caught a 41" laker!

I really enjoy your raw open-ness about trying a new thing, inquiring, experimenting. To me, this keeps fishing new, fresh, and innovative: Hey....9 times out of 10 we dont get a light bulb on.....but then....there's that ONE time. And youre the ONLY one whose seen the light! And that's fishin. Positive random reinforcement. Question: would you mind saying if you were east or west of Nip? We experiemented with this far east of Nip and had a tough go marking only a few. this was last week of April..... across about 10 miles of shoreline structure/points of interest.

One of our favorite bites happen the moment the ice is off the lake, mid April. We have had days of over 20 trout, casting right to the bank with plastics. The smallmouth can be equally as good if you get lucky into them. Fork tails not paddles, for better depth and fall rate.Usually we are the only boat on the water too!

This is a great video!! Thanks for the excitement. I really enjoy watching your videos and the info you provide.

Just found you. Great positive energy and some great lakers. Thanks for sharing

@SuperiorAngling

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment Matt!

Another great video. Lots of great info. Thank you. Keep up the good work

@SuperiorAngling

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Randy!!

Great video with excellent info. We have very similar luck in cold water here in Maine

Awesome video! We came across the patter of the early spring,super shallow Lakers on champlain trolling the stick baits like you. We took that and found out they will also crush swimbaits and casting spoons using lighter spinning and casting gear! Super fun way to get into the open water after ice fishing.

Great video! I will be out on superior this week doin the same type of fishing!!

Great informational video, Thank you

@SuperiorAngling

3 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the comment!! Tight lines!

Well. Now I gotta go this weekend. 👍

@SuperiorAngling

3 жыл бұрын

Trout Season is here!!

Great video thank you for sharing........

Nice fish man!

@SuperiorAngling

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Matt!!

When I lived in Montana we fished every Ice out In 25' or less for lakers the same way. Always figured they were in the shallow warmer water after the bait fish hanging in the warmer water. The best bite of the year normally.

Catch you moment foundation good man!!!!!

Nice Lakers! what color pattern are the 700 Reef Runners? Good Video.

@SuperiorAngling

3 жыл бұрын

Anything White is good! Xtackle has a great selection online

Great Video again. Thanks! Been watching for years. Just wondered what speed you were pulling the crankbaits? 2.0 mph or so? Or maybe slower due to the cold water?

@SuperiorAngling

3 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the comment! 2.2 to 2.4 mph.

Could you tell me if the Reef Runner and the Phantom lures both had rattles inside the lures?

How fast do you guys typically troll in early spring for the Lakers

awesome video guys!! what speed are you trolling at?

@SuperiorAngling

3 жыл бұрын

2.2-2.4 mph. Anywhere in that range you are good.

Great episode as usual. Where’d ya get that sexy net? Love that green.

@SuperiorAngling

3 жыл бұрын

RS Nets! They are great. Super durable and can customize your colors.

You are in my subscription from fission with a guy that helps cripple people

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Apostle’s island area?