The crazy weather continues... Here we are closing in on February in Michigan and we still don't have ice on our lakes. I decided enough was enough so I took out my solo canoe and decided to do some ultralight fishing with a micro spoon. I knew that Yellow Perch were my best bet but you technically never know what you will catch when you throw a small, versatile bait like a Kastmaster.

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When the water temperature is low, it seems like spoons do their best work. I was fishing this Kastmaster with a very simple retrieve. I would cast it out and allow it to settle onto the bottom. I would then twitch it lightly and slowly bring in my slack line, maintaining bottom contact the whole time. I was never afraid to stop for a few seconds and let it rest. Ultimately, in this cold water, you need to slow down and use small profiles. That being said, I wanted to keep the spoon moving enough to draw attention from the Yellow Perch cruising the area. The fish were very scattered so I never really dialed in a specific location it seemed like they related to deep water just about anywhere in the lake.

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