Choosing structure

[johnr]

B for me. Sunburnt and other stuff

 

[Sub_Elect]

I picked A. In all reality I would go to the other side of the island in the saddle. It would be the best place to intercept walleye cruising structure looking for a meal. I would set tip ups in an X or T with the crossing point of the X or T in the deepest point in the middle of the saddle directly between the closest two pieces of land.

 

[Brandon]

And that right there folks is ice fishing 101. The drive home is followed by "I don't know dude. We tried. They were slamming em the last 3 days in a row. Maybe that damn cold front screwed it up? Burt was out here thursday and got into em real good. Ernie said drill right there, and hold your spot. They will start coming in at......." "Eh, we'll get em next time, can ya step on it a bit I gotta shit."

Bahahaha!

 

[DirtyMike]

And that right there folks is ice fishing 101. The drive home is followed by "I don't know dude. We tried. They were slamming em the last 3 days in a row. Maybe that damn cold front screwed it up? Burt was out here thursday and got into em real good. Ernie said drill right there, and hold your spot. They will start coming in at......." "Eh, we'll get em next time, can ya step on it a bit I gotta shit."

Two quick name changes and this is the exact conversation I had on Sunday. Are we all that predictable?

Oh and I'm going with A.

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A because of the quick drop off to deeper water. From that point you can set up shallow and run tip ups to the deep part. I didn't choose B because it says lake metigoshe. The lake that's great for pan fish and getting hammered on the bars and forgetting which bay your friends cabin is in so you spend the night on the pontoon.