![]() ![]() ![]() Tip-ups - devices set on the ice above the hole that dangle the bait (most often minnows) beneath them.Use live bait (wax worms, spikes, wigglers, minnows), artificial lures or both to catch many different species of fish. Hook-and-line - short, limber rods with reels or simple spring-tension spools to hold the line.Skimmer (slush scoop) - a small cup with holes in it on a long handle.Once the hole is created it needs to be cleared of ice chips or slush: Auger - a corkscrew-like device with a cutting blade that operates like a hand drill to make a hole in the ice.Spud - a long-shank with a chisel-like end that's used to chip a hole in the ice.There are two common tools used to make holes in the ice: Ice safety picks – short plastic rods with metal picks to wear around your neck in case of an emergency.Scarf, hat and gloves – bring an extra pair of gloves in case you get the other pair wet.Waterproof boots are a must and a pair of moisture-wicking socks under wool socks will help to keep feet warm and dry.Dress in layers – moisture-wicking base layer, an insulated middle layer, and a breathable outer shell are recommended. ![]()
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