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Canada => Ice Fishing Saskatchewan => Topic started by: shawno on Jan 02, 2019, 06:47 PM
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Anyone been out fishing here yet this year? How are the snow and ice conditions?
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My cousin pulled his shack out last week with his 1 ton diesel. He said 15 inches of ice and not much snow. No problems getting around
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Awesome. Thanks for the info farmboy.
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Does anyone catch walleye or perch in here?
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Hi Evan,
You bet. There is also a good chance you'll catch pike, whitefish and maybe if your real lucky burbot.
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someone school me on how to catch white fish at iroquois ? see them in the shallow. but they never bite
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Small tiny jig heads no bait
Thats how we used to catch them there
Even wire wrapped jig heads
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heard wireworms work good there, sometimes even just laid on the bottom.
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30 plus years ago there was a shack village just out a little ways from where the store was at Pelican Cove. I was out a few times over the Xmas holidays and there were no shacks in this area. I'm assuming the Whites aren't as abundant or the old generation of Whitefish fishermen has passed. I plan to try for the Whites next time out there. When fnsdeuse you say shallows, how many feet are you referring to? Anyone else been fishing Iroqouis for the Whites?
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Can a guy still drive out or Is it sled only
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someone school me on how to catch white fish at iroquois ? see them in the shallow. but they never bite
Put something out as an attractant...like a rippin' rap and jig it aggressively to call them in. They usually cruise through mid water column. Then we used wireworms and a maggot or two. Don't set the hook too hard or you'll pull the hook out as they have soft mouths.
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You can definitely drive on Iroquois, ice has to be almost 24" by now. We were driving on a few weeks ago and it was plenty thick then.
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How much snow was there?
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Was anyone out this past weekend? Looking for snow conditions
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I was on Big Shell last weekend and there is a fair amount of snow. We walked out from shore. If Iroquois has as much snow as Big Shell you will need a sled or a 4x4 with really good tires.
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Thanks got some new dura tracks last week might have to test them out!