If you’re an ice junkie and spend the fall anticipating the hard-water season, it probably doesn’t take much to coax you onto the ice once it reaches a safe thickness. If you do need persuasion, good reasons aren’t difficult to find, especially if you enjoy catching walleyes. The first part of the ice-fishing season offers
some of winter’s best walleyes action, with the fish shallower than they’ll be until the very end of ice season and typically more aggressive than they’ll be all year. In many places the fish will have received little to no pressure for weeks.Continue reading this article at this LINK…..
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