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The Good Old Days!
What ever happened to the good old days? Days before Vexilars, electric augers, body heaters, Tungsten ice jigs, and the list goes on and on. Even without all of the latest and greatest gadgets, we all seemed to still catch fish.
New Yukon Shiners and Yukon Spoons!
K&E Tackle would like to introduce you to the NEW Sitka Yukon Shiners and the Sitka Yukon Spoons. The Yukon Shiners are a jigging minnow type lure, while the Yukon spoon is modeled after your traditional spoon.
2015 Outdoorama has Plenty to Offer
Whether it’s hunting, fishing, boating, canoeing, hiking, mushroom hunting or bird watching, the 2015 Outdoorama has plenty to offer.
Hot New Tungsten Diamond Tip Jigs!
That’s right, there is a NEW Tungsten Diamond Tip jig in town from Skandia. These new Diamond Tip jigs are sure to be a huge hit when it comes to catching your favorite panfish.
Drilling Holes
In today’s age of mobile ice fishing, a traditional gas auger is becoming more of an inconvenience. They are expensive, heavy and you have to mix the gas. They generally leak over time, and let’s not forget the fumes.
Late Ice Lake St. Clair Jumbo Perch
For die-hards like Joe Balog willing to chase Lake St. Clair’s jumbo yellow perch late into winter, the best fishing is just beginning.
Near Ice Lake St. Clair Perch
Predicting the start of the ice fishing season on Lake St. Clair used to be fairly easy. But these in-between ice conditions also provide new perch fishing opportunities for anglers willing to make the necessary adjustments.
Hardwater Preparations
As the leaves change and fall ushers in the brisk weather, it signifies the start of the ice fishing season. There are many things that get a place on my to do list when I prepare for the hardwater.
Mother Russia Ice Fishing
If there is one thing that I love it’s innovation from other parts of the world integrated in the fishing industry here in the states. Some of these products come from arguably the most skilled ice fishing country in the world Russia.
Size Matters!
One style of fishing I find interesting and love to utilize when it is called for is ‘long rodding’. This ice fishing technique is extremely popular in the southern parts here in Wisconsin.
Bear Creek Spearing Decoys Hit the Ice
Proven effective for spear fishing for over 40 years, Bear Creek Spearing Decoys are available in many species and color patterns. Bear Creek’s latest offering is the NEW UV Electric Chicken color.
Safety First – Ice Grips for Your Boots
When it comes to ice fishing, always think safety first. K&E Tackle has come out with a NEW line of Cruncher boot grips. These new boot grips come in 3 styles and there is a grip for everyone’s needs.
K&E Tackle Ice Rods – My Two Cents!
When deciding to get into competitive ice fishing, you have to have some of the best gear to make sure you don’t miss the slightest bite. That’s where K&E Tackle’s Whip’r Rod comes in.
North Dakota’s Winter Gold – Jumbo Perch!
When you hear the words Ice Fishing what is the first thing that comes to mind? For me it’s the sight of a jumbo perch surpassing a pound and a half sliding up a hole, plucked from his comrades in the depths below that are awaiting their own ascent to the top side of the ice to meet me.
Setting up a new Tip Up
I just got my first tip up and am really excited to try it out. My dad says using tip ups is really fun so I am excited to try mine. The first step to setting up a tip up is to unpack it and tie on the line.
NEW UV Blast Moon Jigs!
If you like the latest and greatest in ice fishing then you’re going to love K&E Tackle’s “NEW” UV Blast Moon Jigs combining the eye catching look of Ultra Violet with the added attraction of glow bellies!
Are You Ready For Some ICE FISHING!
I hope so! If not you better get moving. K&E Tackle has been getting ready for some ice fishing for months now. This is going to be a big year for ice fishing and we’re ready to get the party started.
Ice Fishing Tackle Organization
A lot of anglers underestimate organization. They may think that it doesn’t help you catch fish. In my opinion, it does. Carrying many small tackle boxes is a good way to stay organized.
