Glandale pike and pickerel

[Borealis82]

Thinking about taking a run over to Glendale Thursday chasing those toothy critters. Any suggestions on best areas to target? I'm thinking killbuck from what I've been reading but having never fished the lake I'm going blind. Any info appreciated, caught lots of pike but would love finding a pickerel on the end of my line as well. Probably try a little jigging for panfish too but main interest is tip ups for those 2

[Jesse yourich]

killbuck is good i like slatelick but its a hike and mudlick alot of guys like by the main marina its all good. just depends on where they wanna feed, posted a pick of where i done good i put the crooss hairs on it

[planner47]

killbuck is good i like slatelick but its a hike and mudlick alot of guys like by the main marina its all good. just depends on where they wanna feed, posted a pick of where i done good i put the crooss hairs on it

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Jesse  what app is that and are you using it on a I-phone? how acc. is it and does it use a lot of battery?

[planner47]

Jesse  what app is that and are you using it on a I-phone? how acc. is it and does it use a lot of battery?

[Walleyekiller]

It’s navionics & yes you can get it on the iphone $4.99 a year i think it is but well worth it.

[planner47]

It’s navionics & yes you can get it on the iphone $4.99 a year i think it is but well worth it.

is it a gps   also and if so can you store way points? do you think it is accurate? thanks for the info.

[Walleyekiller]

yes its a gps, you can save waypoints & it’s very accurate for ice & open water

[planner47]

thanks Walleyekiller for the info.

[Jesse yourich]

It’s now 9.99 a year and pretty accurate but it doesn’t have all lakes depths but most of the bigger ones

[Jesse yourich]

Cool thanks

[daveped]

This seems to be the most recent thread on Glendale, sorry if I should have made a new one. Any other tips for getting on some pike? I've been trying the last few years, but it just doesn't seem like I can connect. Just got some new gear to try jigging more, but up until now we usually just work with tip ups and fatheads/shiners.