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Tyler Omoth - Ice Fishing for Kids

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It may be cold outside, but youre cozy inside your ice fishing house. You drop your line through the hole you cut in the ice and wait. Your patience is soon rewarded with a forceful tug on your line. Will you be able to reel in your big catch? Now is your chance to learn what you need to know about ice fishing gear, techniques, safety, and more.

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The sun shines brightly warming you even though you sit in the middle of a - photo 1
The sun shines brightly warming you even though you sit in the middle of a - photo 2

The sun shines brightly, warming you even though you sit in the middle of a frozenlake. Eight inches (20 centimeters) of ice separate your world from that of the fish.Youve already caught several perch and crappies using a jig and a couple of other lures . You lower your jig into a hole in the ice one more time. You move the jigup and down slowly. You hope the motion will cause a fish to bite. Suddenly yourrod tip dips sharply down toward the hole. You have a hit! Its a crappie, and itsyour biggest one yet. You drop the prize crappie into your bucket with the othersyouve caught. With this addition, youve caught your limit for the day.

jig a lure or natural bait that is jerked up and down while fishing; jigs sometimeslook like insects
lure a fake bait used in fishing

FACT

Many people enjoy eating crappies because these fish have a flaky, white meat.In Louisiana, the Cajun term for crappie is sac-a-lait. This term means sack ofmilk, and it refers to the fishs white meat.

History

Fish have been a key part of peoples diets for thousands of years. For people wholived where lakes and rivers would freeze in the winter, ice fishing was a necessity.Early American Indians chopped holes in the ice over shallow areas. They used spearsto nab the fish below. In ancient times, some people used fish hooks made of animalbone. They attached these hooks to line made of animal hair. They put bait on a hookand dropped the hook into the water through a hole in the ice. Then they waited forfish to bite.

Modern ice fishing has come a long way since then Although fishing during the - photo 3

Modern ice fishing has come a long way since then Although fishing during the - photo 4

Modern ice fishing has come a long way since then. Although fishing during the winterisnt a necessity for most people, ice fishing is a popular sport. Ice augers , icefishing shelters, heaters, and other gear have made it easier for anglers to spenda day on the ice.

auger a tool that uses a screw mechanism to drill holes
angler a person who fishes

For a fun-filled day of ice fishing you need to be prepared There are many - photo 5

For a fun-filled day of ice fishing, you need to be prepared. There are many toolsthat can help you catch fish and stay safe. From shelters to lures, choosing theright gear will help you make the most of your ice fishing trip.

Shelters

Just because you are fishing on ice doesnt mean you have to be cold. There is awide variety of ice fishing shelters available. Before choosing one, do some researchto decide which style will work best for you.

At one time, if you wanted a shelter on the ice you had to build it yourself. Peoplemade shelters from scraps of metal or wood. Today some anglers still choose to buildtheir own shelters. These homemade ice houses can be simple and small. But some peoplebuild large, fancy shelters because they spend a lot of time on the ice. These sheltersare like a home away from home.

Homemade ice shelters made from wood or metal tend to be strong and warm. They providegood protection in strong winds. But they are often heavy and hard to move. Theyalso take up a lot of storage space in the off-season.

Today many ice fishers buy portable ice shelters. These shelters are usually lightweightand fold up. Some portable shelters are little more than shelter from the wind. Othersare insulated for added warmth. But all of these shelters are easy to move and store.

portable easily carried or moved
insulated covered with a material that stops heatfrom escaping

No matter what kind of shelter you choose, keep in mind your space needs. How manypeople will need to fit in your shelter? What items do you plan to keep in your shelter?Heaters, seats, and a light are items many fishers include in their shelters.

Ice Fishing Rods

Ice fishing rods are often much shorter than rods used for other types of fishing.Other fishing rods are usually at least 5 feet (1.5 meters) long. The extra lengthhelps anglers when they are casting far out into a lake or river. Ice fishing rodscan be short since most ice anglers sit close to the hole. Ice fishing rods are usuallybetween 16 and 32 inches (41 and 81 cm) long.

When choosing a rod, pick one that is comfortable for you. Make sure the rod is sensitiveenough to let you know when a fish bites. The type of fish you like to catch makesa difference too. You need a medium or medium-heavy rod for large game fish, suchas northern pike. For panfish, such as perch or crappie, a light or ultralight rodwill help you feel gentle nibbles.

Every rod needs a reel, and for ice fishing its pretty simple. Just about any reelthat fits comfortably on your rod will work. Most ice anglers use lightweight spinningreels .

motorized ice auger Ice Augers Ice makes it easy for anglers to walk to the - photo 6

motorized ice auger

Ice Augers

Ice makes it easy for anglers to walk to the middle of a body of water where fishare plentiful. But it also creates a barrier between the angler and the fish. Iceaugers are large tools that drill holes in the ice. There are two main types of augers,manual and motorized. Manual ice augers require the user to crank a handle to turnthe drill. These augers are lightweight but make getting through thick ice more difficult.Motorized augers use gas or electric engines to power the drill. They are heavierto carry than manual augers, but they make drilling a hole much easier.

spinning reel a reel that is mounted underneath a rod instead of on top and is moresensitive to fish strikes than other rod and reel combinations

fish finder Fish Finders Fish finders are tools that let you see how many fish - photo 7

fish finder

Fish Finders

Fish finders are tools that let you see how many fish are in the water below you.Fish finders also tell you how deep the fish are located. These tools can save youfrom hours of fishing in a spot that has no fish. They come in many models and atmany different prices. For beginners, a basic model will help you find plenty offish.

FACT

Some fish finders tell you the size of the fish swimming in the water belowyou.

Tip-Ups

If sitting by a hole waiting for a fish doesnt sound like much fun to you, tip-upsmight be the answer. Tip-ups are tools that allow you to set your bait in the waterand walk away. When the flag on your tip-up pops up, you know that you have a bite.Some people fish with two or more tip-ups at once. But check state rules to makesure youre not using more tip-ups than are allowed. Setting up tip-ups in differentareas can help you find out where the fish are biting. One of the biggest advantagesto using tip-ups is that they allow you to do other things. But keep in mind thattip-ups work best for larger fish that hit bait hard. Walleye and bass are fish thatare often caught with tip-ups.

FISHING CONTESTS

Each year thousands of people compete in ice fishing contests. Some contests offercash prizes based on the pounds of fish caught or for the largest fish reeled in.

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