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<blockquote data-quote="Johnny Five" data-source="post: 366041" data-attributes="member: 7784">Well that was a good time.&nbsp; First time up there and had my old man with too boot (upper 70s) so used a guide called Kannuk Outfitters.&nbsp; Holy balls are they great people and hard working guides.&nbsp; Highly recommend if you ever need a guide service.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;S and SW end of the lake about 5 miles from the lake access out of Matlock.&nbsp; Anywhere from 6-10 feet (under the ice using a pan system).&nbsp; Some used rattle baits, some used spoons...bait of guides choice was live minnows.&nbsp; My son hit the masters twice with a 28 and a 29.&nbsp; My old man smashed a 29.&nbsp; Quite a few 22-25 range.&nbsp; Plenty of eaters, not many dinks.&nbsp; Good, healthy fish.&nbsp; A little &quot;finicky&quot; at times mid afternoon.&nbsp; Only regret is we were not able to stick around for the 5-7 pm bite, which would've been a good time.&nbsp; For the most part if you have a 4x4 pickup you can get around.&nbsp; There are spots where it's down to the ice and spots where there's drifts but you can usually find a good track.&nbsp; Throw in a shovel and a tow rope just in case.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Johnny Five, post: 366041, member: 7784"] Well that was a good time. First time up there and had my old man with too boot (upper 70s) so used a guide called Kannuk Outfitters. Holy balls are they great people and hard working guides. Highly recommend if you ever need a guide service. S and SW end of the lake about 5 miles from the lake access out of Matlock. Anywhere from 6-10 feet (under the ice using a pan system). Some used rattle baits, some used spoons...bait of guides choice was live minnows. My son hit the masters twice with a 28 and a 29. My old man smashed a 29. Quite a few 22-25 range. Plenty of eaters, not many dinks. Good, healthy fish. A little "finicky" at times mid afternoon. Only regret is we were not able to stick around for the 5-7 pm bite, which would've been a good time. For the most part if you have a 4x4 pickup you can get around. There are spots where it's down to the ice and spots where there's drifts but you can usually find a good track. Throw in a shovel and a tow rope just in case. [/QUOTE]

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