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<blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 358619" data-attributes="member: 217"><p>I remember fishing near Graham Island the water was so low you could actually see the gravel road in the mid to late 80s when the lake was super low, we didn't even own ice fishing rods then. We would take spools of cheap fishing line and shove a long screw driver through the spool, 2 bobbers and a small jig. My grandfather brothers pitched in and bought a jiffy ice auger to use newer style not the one armed bandit,&nbsp; you could be drilling holes as close as a few feet and the perch would still be biting and there was no limits on the little green toads back then. Watching early 2000s christmas tree perch bites on the buddies fl8 vexlar in creel Bay by the old boat launch on military point, there would be so many toads back then you could actually watch them come up off the bottoms in 30 feet of water, that was amazing I sure wish I would have had a camera back then to take pictures of the vex when it turned solid red.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="lunkerslayer, post: 358619, member: 217"] I remember fishing near Graham Island the water was so low you could actually see the gravel road in the mid to late 80s when the lake was super low, we didn't even own ice fishing rods then. We would take spools of cheap fishing line and shove a long screw driver through the spool, 2 bobbers and a small jig. My grandfather brothers pitched in and bought a jiffy ice auger to use newer style not the one armed bandit, you could be drilling holes as close as a few feet and the perch would still be biting and there was no limits on the little green toads back then. Watching early 2000s christmas tree perch bites on the buddies fl8 vexlar in creel Bay by the old boat launch on military point, there would be so many toads back then you could actually watch them come up off the bottoms in 30 feet of water, that was amazing I sure wish I would have had a camera back then to take pictures of the vex when it turned solid red. [/QUOTE]

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