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July 2019 Alwaki area Trout fishing

Started by Hodgey1, May 27, 2019, 09:15:53 PM

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RHYBAK

Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle

Hodgey1

What would a preferred rod, reel and line set-up look like for this type of jigging? Level wind?
Walleye Rock!

RHYBAK

I use the same rod as I use for Walleye

Better fight

No need for more rods
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle

Hodgey1

Quote from: RHYBAK on September 11, 2019, 03:09:56 PM
I use the same rod as I use for Walleye

Better fight

No need for more rods
@RHYBAK , 2020 is the year I try jigging for Trout at Kipawa. I'm going to be hitting you up for tips.

143 and 185
Walleye Rock!

RHYBAK

Quote from: Hodgey1 on March 03, 2020, 12:29:04 PM
Quote from: RHYBAK on September 11, 2019, 03:09:56 PM
I use the same rod as I use for Walleye

Better fight

No need for more rods
@RHYBAK , 2020 is the year I try jigging for Trout at Kipawa. I'm going to be hitting you up for tips.

143 and 185

Hodgey1  just drive up to my house and I'll take you out for a day
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle

T-Bone

If u pass on that Hodge ur making a mistake. Can make it from ur house in 4 hours. You can teach me that sage advice then in July.  ::)
Embrace every moment...you only get it once

Hodgey1

Quote from: T-Bone on March 04, 2020, 09:47:09 PM
If u pass on that Hodge ur making a mistake. Can make it from ur house in 4 hours. You can teach me that sage advice then in July.  ::)

I moved in on that offer swiftly!  8)
Walleye Rock!

Ozzy30

Hey guys hope all is safe and healthy with everyone.  I just wanted to say I spent alot of time jigging lakers this winter using my hummingbird flasher and am completely hooked.  You can actually see the laker come on the screen and chase your lure up and down.  If he wouldn't take it I would reel as fast as I could away from him and watch him chase it up to 10 feet under the ice until he hit it.  I am hooked.  My issue is how to use the flasher this summer because without watching it happen on electronics takes the fun out of it.  Some guys fishing with me are using normal fish finders with winter transducers and you can see the action just not as clearly as the flasher.  Anyone else ice fish with electronics?

ziggy6

Ozzy,
My friends and I are huge fans of fishing Lakers using the same method you mentioned, we hit a local large heavy using that same technique ( when it freezes that is) . We will utilize soft baits, Swedish pimples and tubes. There is nothing cooler than seeing that chase happen and the hit as the lure comes up. We've thought about trying the same technique on our trips up to Canada but haven't really gone full bore on it.  Not sure if using the fish finder would work as well as the flashers that we use?  Maybe someone else uses this same method and can answer that question?

Hodgey1

Rhybak, I’m going to need schooled on jigging for trout if I’m able to make my trip in July. I’m very disappointed that the border closure kept me from the Rhybak school of trout jigging.
Walleye Rock!