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Ice Fishing Tactics & Technology For The 21st Century Forum: Get your ice fishing questions answered and share your insights here. This forum is guided by many "Ice Leaders" who are pro's on the ice. Explore the edge. The ICE Series: We are excited about the new ICE Series scheduled for the 2001/2002 ice fishing season. These are not ice fishing derbys they are multi-species tournaments and cutting edge learning experiences. We have four events scheduled on some of the top ice fishing destinations in the world. The Ice Store: We have found the best of the best ice fishing gear for you. It's the leading edge real deal. Be the first in your group to show them how it's done. Don't wait on these like you did on the Vexilar FL-8. Tactics: Learn the controls and structure used for different species of fish in iced over lakes. This helps you with location and presentation that put you on and catch fish. Discover the "Ice Leaders" information you need, what to use, where to use it, and how to use it. Tackle: New and innovative ice fishing tackle will include, lures, jigs, rods, reels, line, tip-ups, bobbers, spring bobbers, rod holders, and other ice fishing accessories used to catch fish. Electronics:Prices are coming down and the technologies are improving. Some have started revamping their entire line to provide a superior ice fishing product in the future. Check out fish locators, underwater viewers, and GPS units here. Augers: Better fuel efficiency, easier drilling, and lighter weight packages are starting to come out now. If you want to learn about power augers that help you become more mobile information will be provided here. Shelter: From large luxury units to small one man portables, they are all becoming more mobile. Moving to find fish is a necessity and many manufacturers have heard the call. Clothing: Space age technology is coming. Layering is still one of the best options, yet soon we may be able to discard the extra weight and still stay warm in sub-zero temperatures. Again easy mobility is the key. Bait: Good old fashioned lively bait is still a key. Yet advances in texture, scent, and taste may make them less necessary. Are you willing to experiment? | |