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Originally Posted By: DrLuke
I'm pretty sure HSB are okay in Iowa, as I've seen posting on PB forum from other "I-wegians" who have HSB in their ponds. But I might message one of them to confirm this is true.


Yes, Dr Luke, HSB are legal in IA. The approved species list in Iowa saye White Bass, and their hybrids as well as Striped bass, and their hybrids...

It was the LACK of the "and their hybrids" language being included concerning white and black crappie that made a "special" permit needed to stock hybrid crappie in Iowa

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I thought so. Thanks for the clarification!


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Originally Posted By: DrLuke
Originally Posted By: esshup
Nice fish and congrats on getting out there!

You will need to do some searching, but I'd be willing to bet that if you got that spoon sharpened correctly you'd be able to cut a hole a LOT easier. I used one when I was younger and drilled a heck of a lot of holes, through some pretty thick ice.

The "newer" Lazer Auger works much faster even than a sharp spoon auger. The Lazer Augers shave the ice so fine that you could make a snowcone with the shavings.


Esshup, I gotta fess up, I DID out and purchase a Lazer Auger at my local hardware store. And man, did it work slick and fast! I ended up drilling about 15 holes in about 10 minutes! And no forehead bruising, and no strokes... Sure makes getting ready to fish a lot more pleasant. Now for a flasher or underwater video cam.. :-)


Someone is getting smarter - maybe it was the brain bruising?

Nice work out there, glad you are having fun. It's addictive, and the toys help increase your productivity to an entirely different level and are a blast to use. A vexilar/marcum unit is essential, then you can get into mini cams to help scout/verify species ID, and finally the larger panning cams that are incredible. Don't forget a good flip shelter for those colder days, portable heater, and a nice little grill for brats and burgers on the ice.


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Sometimes it takes an ice auger handle to the head to get my ol' noggin working! :-) Grillin' and fishin' in January sounds so good, I might even forget about the fact bow season is closed..


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That looks like fun & COLD!!


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Originally Posted By: Mdodson461
That looks like fun & COLD!!


When the fish are biting, it never feels cold. When they aren't, having the ice shanty (like TJ said) is mighty nice...

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Originally Posted By: DrLuke
Sometimes it takes an ice auger handle to the head to get my ol' noggin working! :-) Grillin' and fishin' in January sounds so good, I might even forget about the fact bow season is closed..


You are coming along just fine...now, enough typing, go pop some holes already!


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