Headin to Oneida.....

[JakeyBaby]

I usually dont ask for any info when heading out, but I am goin to Oneida this weekend and have never been before. Really hoping to pull my 1st eye through the ice. Any tips would be GREATLY appreciated, where to start and what they have been hittin on. You don't have to tell me where your holes are just a something to get started!

Thanks Alot,

Matt

[BAZOOKAJOE]

I heard North Bay or the Jewel area.  Second-hand info.

[Custom Deluxe]

I'd go out of Constantia and head towards the islands

[bailey]

Iceshanty.com, make 3 posts opens reports and conditions boards plus ice fishing ny find oneida diehards thread

[power dive]

Try constania its a long walk!!! Get there early! glow Jigging rap with a minnow head on it. Try to get in 20 plus feet just behind wantry island make sure you follow someone out there or be with someone you will almost be 2miles out. You will see guys in side wantry but more eyes to be had a little deeper. Good luck be safe!

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[Fish Hunter]

20-25 fow off Lewis Point is what I was told from the guys that work at Marion Manor Marina, last week.

[Pequod1]

Try reading the posts on Ice shanty. A lot closer walk to deep water from East of Cleveland on the north shore and east ofChapman Park on the south side. Just bring jigging raps and tip with emerald heads and you should be good to go.

[Fish Hunter]

An ATV,(or snowmobile) with a hand-held Lowrance H20/navionics will put you right where the edges/drops/breaks are in short order.

I won't take that gear out on the ice until I hear of 12", and it must be close to that about now. Just me.

Couple tip-ups, or tip-downs are never a bad thing either.

Caught some slobs off those, or dead-sticking a 2nd rod in the shanty.

When the kids were little I'd bring a Coleman stove and we'd fry up some 'burgs, and dogs out there.

They liked that.