Where do you put your tip ups?

[tipupman123]

Do you randomly scatter them around?  Semi-circle?  What do you guys do?  I usually do a semi-circle with 5 of them then take the other 5 and put them in a straight line.

[icefisher 21]

i put my tipups in a straight line and about 20 yards apart

[tipupman123]

this is my first year putting the other 5 in a line i haven't caught anything

[Johnny3Walleye]

Depends on the day and number of people fishing with me. 
J3W

[Sturno]

I'll put mine in a line, or some sort of semi-circle/arch depending on if I'm trying to work a point, drop-off, or any structure. My son is almost 10 and has his own full set of everything now, so we'll be able to run a bigger set. The joys of fatherhood.

[matty23]

straight line about 20yrds apart

[walleye tattoo]

I zig zag along the brake lines 23 feet to 34 feet in about ten yards we can get a four foot difference in the shack.

[tipupman123]

all good ideas.  My son is now 15 and has his full set of hi own everything jigs tip-ups shanty auger...we have two of everything now

[fish_finder]

Depends, if im fishing a small cove ill spread them out in an arc starting from the outside of the cove going in and then coming back out, if another person is with me, throw a few in the middle and a couple outside. Another spot i fish is a channel connecting 2 lakes, i usually speard them in a straight line from shallow on one side across deep water to shallow on the other. In the middle of the lake i jsut throw em out randomly whereever i start getting fish i move the others towards

[Wiener]

I usually set them in a straight line, down the break line, all at the same depth.

If I am fishing with anyone else,  we usually set them up in a arch in front of the shack.

I start by finding the depth that the fish are at, and then move my tip ups across the breakline at that depth.


Hope this helps,

Wiener

[Tainterslayer]

I tend to fish near the shore, and I put them in a line perpendicular to the shore. Each at diff depths if I can. If one flag trips more often that the others, it gives you a clue where the fish are.