Switching to This Bait Color Can Make All The Difference on Your Next Ice Fishing Trip

On this episode of Fishing with Lance I show you all how switching to this bait color can make all the difference on your need ice fishing trip.

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# Ice Fishing# Fishing tips# Indian peaks wilderness# Bait# Brook Trout

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