Go to Cold Lake come winter and have an ice fishing-lake trout adventure and vacation. It’s unique. The people are friendly, welcoming, and the community on the ice are eager to share their knowledge.
This tip is a continuation of my article this month describing a recent trip for lakers to Cold Lake, Alberta. To help with this explanation I took a picture of my sonar and will describe the events that appear as the fish is being caught.
It's not like I hadn't heard about glow jigs before, but a couple weeks ago on Gull Lake I went from being passively interested to a full out believer. You see I had this notion that fish were no more interested in glow jigs than they would be in any other jig. Over the years I've often said that the most important color is the one you have the most confidence in and for the most part, that's still true. But now I have to make a small exception. Fishing deep into the night or deep into the water, the 'glow' of a glow jig offers a visual target for cruising gamefish. Ayr Miller in both cases demonstrated the effectiveness of a glow jig to me.
It's spring and with the warm sun in the air it's the perfect time to start planning some angling adventures. Of course there are plenty to choose from, but here are a few that I took this past year and had a load of fun.
