When you try your hand at ice fishing in Canada, you will more than likely use the drop the bait and let it settle before raising it up and dropping it again. This method is known as a jiggling technique. You can set up your shanty anywhere and most of the time, you will stay in one place while having more than two holes per person. This gives you more holes to set up tip ups and more chances of catching the fish. Depending on the location you decide to plan your ice fishing trip, will depend on the fish you will fish for while out on the frozen waters.

For the angler who is a preferred angler, you might take along a fish finder, propane heater, ice shanty, ice cleats, flashlights, lanterns, tip ups, leaders, and a GPS locater. As for bait, you need to check the regulations for what you can and cannot use in the particular area. You will also need a bait bucket, ice picks, ice drill and mouth spreader and some very sharp hooks.

Now if you are into a more luxury type of fishing, you will want an underwater camera, ice fishing house instead of a shanty and strike sensors on your tip ups. Everyone will also want foot and hand warmers, compass, jig, hooks and spoons along with four to eight pound test line for ice fishing. If you have everything you need to make your day more enjoyable, you will not only be delighted with the fish you catch, but you will have a nice cozy place to call home all day. The temperatures will be cold, so you want to have some form of protection from the weather unless you are a real trooper and want to brave the wind and snow and zero degree temperatures.

If you are a seasoned Canada angler, you might have a favorite lake in mind for ice fishing, if not you can look around and check some of the areas to see what the fish are that are being caught during the spring, summer and fall months in order to pick a location for winter fishing. Once you find the right place, you can then begin planning for a true adventure in ice fishing and see what everyone else already knows.

The Tuckasegee River Excursion is a 34 mile round trip between the city of Dillsboro and Bryson City, North Carolina. The train will roll along the banks of this river for the duration of four hours. Along the way the passengers will ride in the dark as the train rolls through the 836 foot Cowee tunnel. The train will arrive in Bryson City and will have a one half hour layover. Here the passengers can depart the train and visit the many shops, restaurants, and museums the city has to offer. The train follows the same route back to Hillsboro, but going the opposite direction gives the visitors a chance to see the scenery in a new light.