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<blockquote data-quote="Jigaman" data-source="post: 394078" data-attributes="member: 641"><p>There is a lot of good info including reports on FB if you are a user. Multiple FB groups with a lot of activity to get a feel for how/where the bite has been. Also, Smoke-N-Fish in Selkirk is a good place to get your bait and a report. If I am going completely blind, I typically head towards the mouth (just like everyone else) to start. Mornings are typically better but they certainly will bite all day. Start shallow and move deeper for late morning/afternoon then move back shallower for evening. If you are not marking/catching within 20-30 minutes move. Also, the last couple years I have been catching more fish deeper than I ever have before. Not sure if the cleaner water has something to do with this or not. Sounds like fishing is off to a good start with good ice conditions. Every year there are less and less Masters being caught but there a a ton of fish in the 20-24&quot; range so the future is bright!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Jigaman, post: 394078, member: 641"] There is a lot of good info including reports on FB if you are a user. Multiple FB groups with a lot of activity to get a feel for how/where the bite has been. Also, Smoke-N-Fish in Selkirk is a good place to get your bait and a report. If I am going completely blind, I typically head towards the mouth (just like everyone else) to start. Mornings are typically better but they certainly will bite all day. Start shallow and move deeper for late morning/afternoon then move back shallower for evening. If you are not marking/catching within 20-30 minutes move. Also, the last couple years I have been catching more fish deeper than I ever have before. Not sure if the cleaner water has something to do with this or not. Sounds like fishing is off to a good start with good ice conditions. Every year there are less and less Masters being caught but there a a ton of fish in the 20-24" range so the future is bright! [/QUOTE]

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