Choosing Ice Rods (Inside vs. Outside) - Ice Pros Q&A ⚡

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Ice rods are no exception. Every niche angling situation can benefit from different equipment. Conditions can vary dramatically from inside your balmy ice shack to outside in the blustery wind. As a result, you may want to use different line, a slightly different reel, or even different rods inside vs. out. Here's how the pros tackle the category of "rods" in these two sets of conditions.

[@EliteBassStickFishing]

Nice breakdown!💯💪👊LET'S GO!!!

[@Hawksfan3986]

@apbassing You should take some notes on rod length lol

[@tom.northshore]

Then there's us North Shore boys doing 45"-48" heavy rods for lake trout in houses. lol

[@ninjaxjets3599]

Why use braid for ice fishing. Never understood it. Maybe I’m missing something

[@thomas9565]

I’m 2 years late but fishing deep you need it, we regularly fish over 200 ft for lake trout 80-90 for whitefish, no stretch at all otherwise you miss everyone.

[@outdoorsinminnesota4100]

Good Info especially for a young angler like me

[@vadyaandropov2235]

Choose palm roads

[@TheOregonOutlaw]

Want a REALLY interesting winter special?
Get about 10 of the top ice rod makers to send you their 3 best, and offer a standardized test to help pick rods lengths, power. and actions. I'd be surprised if more than 5 companies agreed to send product or attend! (and we'll graciously accept the tested rods to helps the kids programs)

[@tylerellis1254]

36 inch in my hut. 44-50 inch outside when standing.