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Its above the zero mark this morning [6 degrees right now] and a boat or two is out on the river above Red Wing. That's pushing it a little as far as I'm concerned. I've done the open water at 14 degrees but that trip didn't last terribly long. I can find better things to do on a day like today. As soon as I finish shoveling the dusting of snow we got I am painting jigs, several hundred of them. Lots warmer doing that than listening to ice form on the hull and any exposed body parts..
BRRRRRRRRRRRRR!! and we complain about 35 degrees:Rofl
-35 below this morning along the Canadian border. Guys were fishing the ice and doing well on walleye.
well if those guys can catch fish in ice i should be able to catch fish in la. winter time conditions…...
Yesterday at 7 AM when I left for the ST. Paul ice fishing show it was 28 below Zero.
Aren't there are roads, buses, trains and airplanes all headed south?
Yes. They keep them fairly clear for the lightweights that head that direction.Quote:
Originally Posted by shuorc