Hi everyone. This is to let you know that in the 2010 ice fishing season, Simcoe Fishing Adventures is doing a “change up”. We will continue to take hut rental bookings until the end of the 2009 season. Once we complete this year, we will be selling all of our huts. If you are a [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Ice Conditions’
Cooks Bay Ice conditions and Fishing Jan 14, 09
January 15th, 2009 
Whitey The bite has improved immensly in the last 3 days now that we are on the back side of the full moon. It can only get better as the week goes on. This is not to say that if we get the barometer dropping or a high sky that the bite might drop [...]
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Tags: Ice Conditions, ice fishing, Ice reports, lake simecoe, perch, videos 
No Comments »Feb 26 Ice condition
February 26th, 2008 Whitey Feb 26 after a bit of a storm front it looks like the fishing died down for a bit, but seemed to pick back up later on check out the video with to gentlemen from Ohio.
What a difference a day makes!!! Cooks Bay Feb 11,08
February 11th, 2008 Whitey The cold temps last night of -18 did a world of good to the ice conditions. It is like concrete out there now and we could not be happier!!! We still have fish under us and are working out there all week. Let’s go fishing!!! Call any evening between 7 and [...]
Feb 6th Fishing LAKE SIMCOE East Side Cooks Bay
February 6th, 2008 Whitey Seems like we can’t do anything wrong out there the last couple of days. The fish are coming through in waves. 15 or 20 min lulls and that’s it. Had 4-5 hut rentals in the last couple of days and everyone was happy. Yesterday it was a dead minnow on a hook working [...]
Posted in Fishing Reports-Ice Conditions Tags: cooks bay, Ice Conditions, lake simcoe, perch fishing, simcoe, whitey No Comments »Jan 31, Cooks Bay “Ice Quake” Lake Simcoe
January 31st, 2008 Whitey We felt it all the way down to Cooks Bay. Shook everything. We are talking about the ice sheet on Lake Simcoe growing, expanding, all good. That means we are making ice. When this happens you get pressure cracks, some are flat, others will pile up 2-4 ft high and some times more. Ice is [...]
