The Madison chain of lakes sports a robust pike population, including many trophy-class fish. And although the lakes might be better known for perch or even muskies, ice anglers flock here every winter for the chance at a big northern.

The Madison chain of lakes sports a robust pike population, including many trophy-class fish. And although the lakes might be better known for perch or even muskies, ice anglers flock here every winter for the chance at a big northern.
When the bite is on, there’s nothing like it. Learn how to capitalize on the fun and the fine table fare.
Ready to hit the road this winter? Here’s the inside scoop on the hottest spots for ice anglers.
Get eight great tips for ice anglers seeking trophy walleyes.
Keep all your ice fishing gear organized this winter with the Lakewood Greenback case! We are giving away the Greenback to one lucky winner.
For hunting, fishing, trapping, camping and survival, a tomahawk has no equal in its usefulness, and this Ultralight Tactical Tomahawk fits the bill perfectly.
The author explains how a two-prong approach pulls in eaters on Erie — and will on your lakes, too.
The key is interpreting lake types and common, likely locations during prime times of the year to find active schools of hungry crappies.
Ling cod, eelpout, lota, lawyer, mud shark — these are all wonderful names associated with the Ice Belt’s most misunderstood fish, the burbot.
Remember these key tips if your goal is to catch more walleyes and saugers this ice fishing season.