Well the weather is late for us here in lac Champlain,Québec ...we do not have ice yet but today and for the rest of the week its gonna be -2 day To -6 night ...so finally Crappie fishing next week-end 🤗
Great show guys! Still fishing open water here on the St Lawrence River but always looking forward to Bay of Quinte ice. Usually fires up just after Christmas 👍
nice video as usual. making ice here in Wi. no snow so the ice has been clear/ hard. no snow on the horizon so i see some serious early ice fishing going on.
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As always a fantastic show, a series I look forward to all through the autumn season. I do wonder why fish are thrown on the ice?! I get that they will be eaten, but wouldn't it be more humane to kill the poor bastards quickly instead of letting them slowly freeze to death? :)
I've been traveling to Bismark from Eau claire alot for work and have wanted to bring some ice fishing gear along once ice is in. How is it you know a slough or lake is accessible if there is no boat landing? It seems to me that N.D. has minimal public land or access, so what tells you that your allowed to fish there?
If land is posted or not is usually a representation of accessible. I respect fencing as the same. If there is crop land up to the lake without posted signs or fencing it is typically open to public. The trick is finding a road close enough to minimize your walk I've found! 4 poles/person within 150 feet of them (tip ups etc.) largest perch record is still in place going on 40 years at almost 3 pounds!
Awesome show, but when it comes to these little sloughs. Why, why does a person mention an area. Social media is killing hunting and fishing. Flocks the million people that don't put effort in but relies on social media to tell them and leaves the guys that bust their ass in the dirt
You would think of all the specialized gear they have you would think they would have a fish rag to wipe their hands on instead of their pant leg. Bet there gear smells good after a day in a closed truck in the sun.
Is the daily bag limit the same throughout the state, or is it specific on different body's of water? I'm from a different state and thinking about a trip.
gf.nd.gov/fishing/regulations-guide/2020-22#manner-hook-line-limits I'm not aware of bodies of water that have limits specific to that body of water for perch but just in case I'll link you to North Dakota's website where it talks about limits and exceptions.
I am from Montana, and every spring we go to Devils Lake to walleye fish, but this year we want to come over and ice fish jumbo perch exclusively, where could we go?? Where would we start our search besides Devils Lake
They make too much noise that's picked up in the mics. Imagine watching a video with someone slowly mashing a big bag of potato chips off camera and you'll have a good idea of what it sounds like.
I wish a lot more ND sloughs had Crappies, but I also realize that Crappies would be quickly decimated by ice fisherman. Crappies are just too vulnerable during winter on small lakes. Maybe Game and Fish would consider putting Crappies in some lakes/sloughs and make them off limits to ice fisherman or else make the limit so severe (one or two) that it would make it difficult to fish them out.
@@InDepthOutdoorsTV My heart skipped a beat when I saw that Crappie. Maybe there is hope. My son and I have often wondered why Game and Fish does not seem to care about Crappies, but there is no doubt that they are very vulnerable during winter. It would take some intelligent management to successfully sustain them in ND small lakes. Thanks for your quick reply.
We need camera shots of the electronics!! I don’t usually watch videos without it, they truly make the videos imo
Idk why but jumbo perch fishing gets my heart pumping, great job!
Same here. They're not the biggest fish by any means but they are one of our favorite species to target through the ice.
Best fishing show I’ve seen. You’re doing most of the things I could only dream of and learning along the way.
Thanks
Thanks Damo.
Would love to see more screen shots, especially of the 360.
We'll get those 360 sonar shots in next week's show.
Great show James and Konnor nice eaters on the perch. Nothing like a perch fry. Thanks for sharing until the next show stay safe and tight lines.
I know those sloughs well. Glad to see those perch beauties. Thanks for sharing.
What’s those sloughs called ?
@@nodakoutdoors6962 search out North Dakota Public Waters in Stutsman and Barnes Counties then take your pick.
Getting my Juices going, You and Tom Boley, Little Jay Semens and UNCUT. All Good TH-cam content. And yes Live Shots of Electronics is always a plus.
No ice gonna pound your videos rest of winter! God bless
Love that Ceymar, I have one too. Even without the bait feeder option it's a great reel.
Great show as always James and thanks for hooking up with Reeds got myself a smoking hot deal on a StrikerICE Predator suit!
No ice up here in northern New York our weather hasn’t been great. Happy to see y’all back on Sunday’s!!! Tight lines!!
So cool fishing with no snow on the ice, love making videos when it’s like that 👌🏻
Well the weather is late for us here in lac Champlain,Québec ...we do not have ice yet but today and for the rest of the week its gonna be -2 day To -6 night ...so finally Crappie fishing next week-end 🤗
Great show guys! Still fishing open water here on the St Lawrence River but always looking forward to Bay of Quinte ice. Usually fires up just after Christmas 👍
I like how that iFish Pro went off, James starts running for it and just chucks his rod down lol
Some nice perch boys. Perch aren’t the biggest fish in the lake but they sure are fun to catch on ultralites. I catch some giants over here in Germany
Great video guys! Good luck this year!
Thanks. You too.
Its a good day when ido hits the ice,love the videos guys 👍
Great video guys. Keep them coming!
I really enjoyed this episode
Great video as usual IDO Team!
nice video as usual. making ice here in Wi. no snow so the ice has been clear/ hard. no snow on the horizon so i see some serious early ice fishing going on.
I was excited about this show first ice!!!!!
So bad ass, waiting for Ice here in NE.
You guys should definitly include sonar shots, it's a bit more work, but it's so much more enjoyable to watch.
We typically do. We'll get them in there next week.
We have found around 7in Of ice on lakes here in otter tail county
I’ve always wanted to fish some lakes up there! Any tips?
@@samshu64 we jest got out today Found a few near weed lines didn’t catch a lot got a good meal
Am I watching a TH-cam channel or a show made for television, awesome production guys,
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Been waiting on this one
When is the best time, day to go ice fishing in ND? I wana avoid too much snow on the lake.
Awesome audio! What you guys using for mics?
Sennheiser AVX
Would you say there was enough ice
out on these smaller sloughs to be able fish this coming weekend with temperatures in the 40s through this week?
Wish I new where this was at I go try it for winter fish.
Let go baby
As always a fantastic show, a series I look forward to all through the autumn season. I do wonder why fish are thrown on the ice?! I get that they will be eaten, but wouldn't it be more humane to kill the poor bastards quickly instead of letting them slowly freeze to death? :)
If there's no map of the lake how will you know if it has fish? Is it just a guessing game?
Hey James what size bait cooler do you prefer for bringing on the ice?
Hopefully humminbird 360 mega live imaging would give Garmin a better head to head run then Lowrance.
What little slough was this?
I've been traveling to Bismark from Eau claire alot for work and have wanted to bring some ice fishing gear along once ice is in. How is it you know a slough or lake is accessible if there is no boat landing? It seems to me that N.D. has minimal public land or access, so what tells you that your allowed to fish there?
If land is posted or not is usually a representation of accessible. I respect fencing as the same. If there is crop land up to the lake without posted signs or fencing it is typically open to public. The trick is finding a road close enough to minimize your walk I've found! 4 poles/person within 150 feet of them (tip ups etc.) largest perch record is still in place going on 40 years at almost 3 pounds!
gf.nd.gov/fishing/where-to-fish. Check out the stocking reports section and the Fishing Waters and Driving directions section.
Thank you, I appreciate the response!
Awesome show, but when it comes to these little sloughs. Why, why does a person mention an area. Social media is killing hunting and fishing. Flocks the million people that don't put effort in but relies on social media to tell them and leaves the guys that bust their ass in the dirt
You would think of all the specialized gear they have you would think they would have a fish rag to wipe their hands on instead of their pant leg. Bet there gear smells good after a day in a closed truck in the sun.
Upper red lake has about 10 inches
What rods were you using throughout the day? Noodle?
Tuned Up Custom Bullwhips.
Is the daily bag limit the same throughout the state, or is it specific on different body's of water? I'm from a different state and thinking about a trip.
gf.nd.gov/fishing/regulations-guide/2020-22#manner-hook-line-limits
I'm not aware of bodies of water that have limits specific to that body of water for perch but just in case I'll link you to North Dakota's website where it talks about limits and exceptions.
I am from Montana, and every spring we go to Devils Lake to walleye fish, but this year we want to come over and ice fish jumbo perch exclusively, where could we go?? Where would we start our search besides Devils Lake
gf.nd.gov/fishing/where-to-fish. Check out the stocking reports section and the Fishing Waters and Driving directions section.
So when you say slough, are these lakes in old cut off river channels or backwaters, or is that just a local ND term for any small marshy lake?
I would appreciate a definition, as well, of what you guys consider a “ marsh “ lake or slough
A slough is a small body of water, typically shallow with very little structure, often surrounded by farmland.
@@InDepthOutdoorsTV Thanks
i know you don't give out spots and i respect that but was this public accessable or private?
Public.
Jealous no ice here yet for me
Is there a reason I never see you guys wearing ice cleats?
They make too much noise that's picked up in the mics. Imagine watching a video with someone slowly mashing a big bag of potato chips off camera and you'll have a good idea of what it sounds like.
@@InDepthOutdoorsTV makes sense! never thought of that!
How much ice?
4 in
Are you guys ever gonna fish antelope lake by Anamoose ND?
Wohoo!
I’m from North Dakota and there are plenty of perch lakes around
How does a guy go about finding such sloughs? Maps dnr footwork?
gf.nd.gov/fishing/where-to-fish. Check out the stocking reports section and the Fishing Waters and Driving directions section.
@@InDepthOutdoorsTV Thank you all for the InDepth info and entertainment 👍
I wish a lot more ND sloughs had Crappies, but I also realize that Crappies would be quickly decimated by ice fisherman. Crappies are just too vulnerable during winter on small lakes. Maybe Game and Fish would consider putting Crappies in some lakes/sloughs and make them off limits to ice fisherman or else make the limit so severe (one or two) that it would make it difficult to fish them out.
Yeah, crappie are particularly vulnerable during the winter. We didn't know there were any crappie in that slough. Evidently there's at least one. 👍
@@InDepthOutdoorsTV My heart skipped a beat when I saw that Crappie. Maybe there is hope. My son and I have often wondered why Game and Fish does not seem to care about Crappies, but there is no doubt that they are very vulnerable during winter. It would take some intelligent management to successfully sustain them in ND small lakes. Thanks for your quick reply.