DJI phantom pro

I quit ice fishing about eight years ago. Just started to develop an overwhelming fear when I would cross the big cracks and eventually lost interest. Now I just fish soft water.

Thx

I was about 200 yards from shore and in about 4-6 feet of water.

It was below freezing and it flew great. Aircraft typically fly better in the cold weather due to the air being more dense.

Hi Tyler! The depth we fish changes from season to season. I will usually start out in the early spring, right after the ice goes out, in 3' to 16' of water. The shallower depths are targeted mainly in the evening and at night. The spring night bite in my neck of the woods is phenomenal this time of year. Keep in mind it is not for the faint of heart and it is good to have a seasoned skipper at the helm who knows how to navigate at dark or in fog or has experience on the water he's fishing. Another option in the spring is to cast from shore or use a pair of waders to get a little deeper. I'd pack a small tackle box with 6-10 F18 Rapalas or Thundersticks and hit the water right before the sun went down. Every once in a while we'd get a bonus Steelhead or Brown. Just make sure your waders don't leak! 40 degree water in your waders makes for a short fishing trip.The warm water in the summer pushes the fish into deeper water and the presentation changes as well. For the most part anglers will fish with crawler harnesses on bottom bouncers or snap weights. Plastics, stickbaits, Hot-n-Tots, and spoons will do the job and some prefer this method over meat (crawlers) on harnesses. If you are interested in Walleye fishing I would suggest going to Walleye Central or Michigan Sportsman's website. There is an endless amount of info that will benefit you and make you a better fisherman all around. Good Luck and Tight Lines!

+Donald Sherman 14'-18' Don!

+Cass Ripley Rapala Deep Diving Husky Jerks.