Best Ice Jig Line

Ben Datres reported catching Panfish / Bluegill using the Ice Fishing Jigs technique and Sufix Ice Magic - EOL on Eagle Lake (40). Additional comments from this report: "Pressure can be high out here in the winter, but decent panfish action can be had when looking for a quick afternoon out. Don't over look the breaklines and basin edges if the deep holes are full of people. Downsizing to small 3mm jigs and flies helped a lot last time out. "

Sawyer Schugel reported catching Crappie using the Ice Fishing Jigs technique and Sufix Ice Magic - EOL on Sagatagan Lake. Additional comments from this report: "Out on sag again, tons of little fish. Fishing in the same 12-16 feet of water as the last outing. Super finicky today, took a lot of coaxing to get a bite. Only a few that were above 8 inches. Jig was tipped with wax worm and crappie nibble."

Joe Kyri reported catching Panfish / Bluegill using the Ice Fishing Jigs technique and Sufix Ice Magic - EOL on Pool 8 Mississippi River. Additional comments from this report: "Nothing is better than big gills and crappie from the ole sip! Eagle claw and clam tungsten ice jigs slayed these mondos! "

BecomingMinnesotan reported catching Yellow Perch using the Ice Fishing Jigs technique and Sufix InvisiLine Ice Fluorocarbon - EOL on Medicine Lake. Additional comments from this report: "I mainly fish from the West Side but tried to see what I could find coming from the north. Check Navionics for structure. I stayed between 15-20 feet working points and steep drop-offs into flat basins and found perch. I would use a rattling spoon to call them in tipped with wax worms. Today they didn't want to bite so I sized down to a tungsten jig. After trying several other colors (white, motor oil, and green pumpkin) I was able to start catching them on a pink plastic."

Ryan kieke reported catching Crappie using the Ice Fishing Jigs technique and Sufix InvisiLine Ice Fluorocarbon - EOL on Lake Le Homme Dieu. Additional comments from this report: "Overcast day pretty calm. first day with snow so it was easier to walk around and drill holes and not spook fish. Bigger crappies seemed to be shallower in the weeds roaming flats next to deep water areas. small movements of the tungsten jog or getting aggressive with the pinhead was key. There was not really an in between. Bigger schools were in deeper basins or funnels. smaller in size but more numbers. "

Tanner Raschke reported catching Panfish / Bluegill using the Ice Fishing Jigs technique and Sufix InvisiLine Ice Fluorocarbon - EOL on Blueberry Lake. Additional comments from this report: "High pressure and high bluebird sky's weren't ideal but waxies on bull fly jig and tiny bull spoon got enough bites from the right kind of fish. Get away from the crowds and fish the weeds. "

Kail’s Fishing Reports reported catching Panfish / Bluegill using the Ice Fishing Jigs technique and Berkley Trilene XL on Medicine Lake. Additional comments from this report: "First ice and Last ice is the best fishing, with the temps rising and the snow melting it is bringing oxygen and warmer water into the shallows,. Locate a shallow area and use your camera to find green weeds. Drill out the area and I have been Using My Garmin live to stay on the fish.It is better to have the holes drilled to not spook them in the shallow water. Drop down and use a bouncing action on the jig, if they don't hit right away play keep away with them by pulling away very slowly. Tip the jig with a waxie or a Maggot or a plastic. Good Luck! "

Nick Saul reported catching Panfish / Bluegill using the Ice Fishing Jigs technique and Berkley Trilene XL on Upper Pine Lake. Additional comments from this report: "We didn’t have a ton of luck but it didn’t sound like anyone else did either. Caught 2 perch, 2 bluegill, a smaller large mouth, and a catfish. All were on a kenders jig (pink) with a wax worm. I caught all mine about 25ft off the bank around a lay down. 10 foot of water."