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Noodle Rods for Ice Fishing: Everything You Need to Know

There are a ton of ice fishing rods on the market these days. Rods for jigging, rods for bait and even rods designed for specific species of fish. But if there is one rod that has stood the test of time, it’s the noodle rod. Few anglers hit the […]

Humminbird Ice Helix 7: Best Settings for all Situations

Without a doubt, the Humminbird Helix 7 is a powerful tool for ice fishing. You may think the Helix 7 shines brightest on open water but with the right setup and settings, you’ll be pulling more fish than ever through the ice. To get the most out of your sonar […]

Are Manual Ice Augers Hard to Use: 7 Tips for Easy Drilling

Want to catch fish through the ice this winter? Then you’ll need some way to cut through the ice. Sure, you can use an axe, chainsaw or even a gas powered ice auger. However, a manual ice auger is probably how most ice anglers get the job done. Manual hand […]

Helix 7 Ice Conversion Kit: Complete Review

Stepping into the world of ice fishing is a bit daunting for the newly initiated. One of the more intimidating topics is ice fishing electronics. From basic flashers to the most advanced technology like the Garmin Panoptix, picking the right fish finder is tough. Luckily, open water anglers that have […]

Inline vs Spinning Reels: Pick The Best For Ice Fishing

Ice fishing season is upon us. It’s time to sort through your tackle, stash up on bait and upgrade your gear. This winter, getting a high quality reel is one of the most important upgrades you can make. For decades, spinning reels have been the main stay for ice anglers […]

9 Best Ways to Keep Your Ice Fishing Hole From Freezing

When you are passionate about ice fishing, you’ll brave frigid temperatures and blinding snow without complaint. But if there is one thing that annoys just about every ice angler, it’s the constant battle to keep their ice fishing hole from freezing. In sub-zero temperatures it’s hard to beat the cold. […]