One of Southern Vermont's only ice fishing guide service. BEGINNERS ARE WELCOME! Come fish through the ice with Chuck Kashner. All ages and abilities are welcome. Trips are 3-4 hours with a heated shelter on cold days. ALL EQUIPMENT PROVIDED: auger, tipups, jigging rods, tackle, bait and personalized instruction. To book a trip please call Chuck Kashner at (802) 829-1132 or email to cdkashner@gmail.com
Friday, December 30, 2011
We are almost ready!!!
We are very close to having what I call fishable ice....a couple more cold nights as the forecast is calling for and...LET THE GAMES BEGIN....
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Tipup fishing for Pike, Bass and Trout
This is a standand 40up tipup which I use that are made in Westfield, Massachuesetts
A flag is up... means a fish is eating the bait. People yell either "FLAG" or "TIPUP"....we usually set 5 to 8 tipups per person so it can get crazy busy when the "BITE IS ON"
feel for the fish and set the hook (jerk the line)
hand over hand play the fish up through the hole
and catch the fish which in this case is a small Northern Pike
A flag is up... means a fish is eating the bait. People yell either "FLAG" or "TIPUP"....we usually set 5 to 8 tipups per person so it can get crazy busy when the "BITE IS ON"
feel for the fish and set the hook (jerk the line)
hand over hand play the fish up through the hole
and catch the fish which in this case is a small Northern Pike
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Jigging through the ice
The three main species to target in southern Vermont while jigging are Yellow Perch, Bluegills and Crappies. The rods we use are extremely light action in lengths of 24 to 27 inches long....reels hold 2 to 4 lb test. I like 3 lb test Sufix Ice Magic line....this is like 6X all you fly guys! Jigs are never bigger than a 10 and mainly 12's and 14's....tipped with larva or plastics....I will at times hang a fly for a dropper.....for Northern Pike, Bass and Lake Treout we will set tipups with bigger baits....the forecast is for snow and colder weather tonight finally....please stay tuned
Saturday, December 3, 2011
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