11-25-2018, 11:53 PM
I'm thinking a lot about ice fishing these days, watching videos, reading, etc. One of the most exciting times in catching a fish under the ice is the moment its head pops up in the hole. That's such a critical moment because there's a good chance that you can lose them trying to get them up out of there. I used lip grippers a lot this year when I started cat fishing and am wondering if they would work well in this situation. How do you land the big ones? Or the regular ones, for that matter. And how do you handle them once they are out on the ice? I'll be photographing them for the contest this year and have always before just quickly returned them or kept them. What's the best CPR procedure?
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The older I get the more I would rather be considered a good man than a good fisherman.