Ice Fishing for Sunfish

    More anglers catch sunfish than any other type of fish
    during the winter.  Fishing is best in early winter and just
    before ice out.  You can find fish in the same areas you
    found them during the fall for the early part of winter and
    just before ice out.  Lots of fish are in 8 feet of water or
    less.  In mid-winter, most fish will be in 10 to 20 feet of
    water and sometimes deeper.   

    Similar baits that you used during the open water season will work when ice fishing.  Most anglers use jigs tipped with live bait.  Grub worms, a sliver of
    cut bait and small worms are great for tipping jigs.  Using tip-ups over a large area will help you locate the fish.  Once you start catching fish in a certain
    hole, drill other holes close by and try some vertical jigging or bobber fishing.  Both methods will work.  
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