Saty out of the 2nd street area on Muskegon Lake. Guys have been going through the last few days. It’s cold this week. Give it until the weekend before venturing away form others. White lake has been slow for Perch fishing   through the ice.
Ice Fishing Big Glen Lake 1/23/2010
January 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment
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My Wife and I went up to Glen Arbor this past weekend to fish Big Glen but found no ice. What a bummer. Be careful if you’re calling up there for information. I contacted the Sportsman Bait Shop three times .
The first email he didn’t answer my questions when he responded. I asked him how the ice was on Big Glen. His response was “ fishing is slow on little Glen”.
The second email he said there was 6 inches of ice.  Before I received a response to the second email I called him. When I asked him how the ice was on Big Glen he told me there was 6 inches of ice. Before I could confirm he meant Big Glen he said I have people to sell clothes to I have to pay some bills and hung up.
 Needless to say when I got up there was no ice on Big Glen. It wasn’t a wasted Trip as we fished Little Glen and caught some Perch and hit Glen Arbor where most everything was dirt cheap on sale.
For those of you that don’t know much about the timing Big Glen doesn’t normaly get ice until February . If you didn’t know it’s a great place to ice fish and the perch are huge. Â
Ice fishing on Little Glen is slow but there’s plenty of ice. I would have to say twelve inches. If you’re planning on heading up fish with spikes or wigglers. Look for 10 to12 foot of water and weeds on the bottom.
We run Ice fishing Trips on Big Glen for perch in February and the first few weeks in March.
Equipment , shelters and bait is provided $325
 Trips are 6 hours for one or two people each additional person is $50
If your interested contact us eyemagnet@veriszon.net leave a post or call 231-557-9582