Haven't been around mameo lately, but I'm still driving my 1/2 ton on around Mulhurst area & still seeing guys driving 1 tons around as well on Tues... Was 20" ish ice on tues still, but it's def. looking like spring ice now....
Haven't been around mameo lately, but I'm still driving my 1/2 ton on around Mulhurst area & still seeing guys driving 1 tons around as well on Tues... Was 20" ish ice on tues still, but it's def. looking like spring ice now....
We were out around the island today. Took quads the ice was still good but getting soft. Didn't stay that long due to hurricane conditions
Went out Wednesday to the PP.
Ice heave at the boat launch, but still lots of ice to drive on.
Windy as hell, me and 2 other trucks just seen one jack.
One more try to fill tags perhaps this weekend!
Was out yesterday and there was around 20 in of ice but a couple holes we drilled had slushy layers. There were a number of guys driving on but you hit the right spot you never know. I personally would quad or walk.
We were out for the walleye hit at dark...... Just letting the last of the wood burn out & the ice started to really make some noise.... The cracks were def. all active & very noisy!!!! Soon I'll be quading out to the white fish holes..... Lots of guys still driving 1 tons on tho yesterday.....
Anyone been out lately. Heading to the provincial park. Not sure if it's better to try deep for whites right now or close to shore somewhere. Any advice would be great.
Was out at pigeon yesterday by mulhurst very slow. Saw a walleye was looking for whites. Tried in 4-8 feet. Couldn't drive on there open water at shore. Talked to a local he said there out deep. 20+ feet. Water is murky under ice. It's clear near the bottom
Fished by zeiner and also at the p.p.. I caught a small jack and my son caught a small walleye. Was very slow all morning. The ice was good for this time of year..
The days are numbered for driving. Me personally I wouldn't. There was white and dark spots starting to show through. Could have drove today though. Everyone walked or quaded. 2-3 inches of slush by mid day. Afternoon walleye bite though was unreal. Very picky walleye. Best to let them suck it from the bottom. May have been slower without a camera.