Got some for my birthday in October. :ThumbsUp:ThumbsUp
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Got some for my birthday in October. :ThumbsUp:ThumbsUp
So I'm driving down the highway and remembered a time when Don said he had a tire bouncing down the road off a vehicle in front of him.
I was putting along and seen a tire off the back of a SUV come off so i along with other cars slow down to only find out it was the cover off the spare tire :yikes
Still had to remove the shorts :Rofl
Christmas has come and gone but it's troubling me how little snow and ice we have, ice more than the snow. I mean how torturous it is to receive ice fishing gifts and not be able to dirty them up a bit. Here's hoping Michigan gets its act together because I want to freeze ice fishing.
It has been 5yr + since I quit ice fishing. Sold everything, and now boat and bank fish. Don't miss it at all. Too cold for these old bones. I do woodworking in the winter, in my basement shop, which is heated. :) I do hope you still enjoy it tho. Looking forward to Spring.
Got my Vicious Line order the other day. So i got the reels all spooled up.
Now the ladies are all dressed up with no place to go.
what size Vicious Line are you using? i got some of the 6LB in green love that stuff. and its cheap too
My wife and I just saw the movie "Unbroken" great movie I would re come t anyone who wants to see a good movie to go see it.
They are starting to ice fish up my way. It was 10 here last night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michigan Man86
ive got 8lb in the HiVis. It's heavier than what I would normally use, but I'm gonna give it a try.Quote:
Originally Posted by g6463
for the bottom 2 feet, where the jigs will be, I'll have 4lb Vicious invisible.
My wife wanted to see that tonight, I talked her into seeing WILD instead. I might have to take her to see UNBROKEN anyways.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ashman
I've been ice fishing with vicious for about 10 years now. It used to be really hard to get and I would hoard it when I could find it. 2lb and 4lb is what I use on my ice rods. 4lb and 6lb on my summer rigs.
I use Hi Vis during ice season. Makes it so much easier when you can see the line. Both on the ice, and in the water to detect the soft bite. For soft water, I use both the hi vis and the clear. Some days they just don't seem to like the Hi Vis stuff.