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Well one advantage freshwater anglers have over our saltwater bretheren is that landlocked species can't migrate.
So the same fish that were there in July are still there in January. As far as artificals. I have had luck with trout and pickerel using a small gold Phoebe. Note the trout are concentrated in the North Twin Lake. The South Lake is a better pickerel producer. On the bass front I like small spinners with good sonic vibrations like the Blue Fox style.
Good Luck
So the same fish that were there in July are still there in January. As far as artificals. I have had luck with trout and pickerel using a small gold Phoebe. Note the trout are concentrated in the North Twin Lake. The South Lake is a better pickerel producer. On the bass front I like small spinners with good sonic vibrations like the Blue Fox style.
Good Luck
A small white grub on a weightless hook, little phoebes, and small spinners is the way to go. In the colder months you have to downsize and you will connect. Also remember to fish the northern most areas as they tend to get more sunlight which equals warmer water and more active fish.
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