So I have recently started shooting fish under the ice, and believe me it is much easier because all the fish seem to hang around in one area and refuse to leave. Its like shooting fish in a barel.:t So what are your thoughts?
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Winter Spearing?
- Thread starterFreshyPoleSpear
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:naughty Cheater! haha sounds like fun but I'm probably never going under the ice. are they hanging around a thermocline or a certain open area in the ice?
My guess is there is more oxygen or warmer water in that particular spot. Is there a current where you are diving?
A small one. just barely enogh to push you out of position.:t But it is warmer there too so more oxygen and warmer water at there.