The lowest temperatures of the year usually come in mid-January for us. Instead, the thermometer reads a balmy 15F and the lake is full of hardy people.
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Then, there are those who revel in social distancing.
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The lowest temperatures of the year usually come in mid-January for us. Instead, the thermometer reads a balmy 15F and the lake is full of hardy people.
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Then, there are those who revel in social distancing.
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Good pics Willie, reminds me of my 3 Winters in Edmonton a long time ago.
Barb
It has been pretty cold here in NY also but our lakes have not frozen over yet . Small ponds yes ..
I like your new signature Willie !
Nice Willie. Do you know what species of fish the fisher-folks in the ice shacks are targeting? I went ice fishing for walleye a few time up in Canada...
Back in the day I use to catch some perch, roach or bream .. however with the current forecast, it might not be feasible ;) Attachment 130165
The lake is mostly fished out of walleye, although perch is still plentiful. Two winters ago, I got a northern pike about a week before the polar vortex (-40F). Of course, we had the presence of mind to use a fish house.Quote:
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