Here is a webcam link on one of the lakes i spend alot of time on.
with the winter being mild up until now it wasnt so bad, lake still looked inviting.
Now the webcam shows a little different story.
http://ciceroweather.net/livecam.htm
Here is a webcam link on one of the lakes i spend alot of time on.
with the winter being mild up until now it wasnt so bad, lake still looked inviting.
Now the webcam shows a little different story.
http://ciceroweather.net/livecam.htm
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funny thing I was out on 1 of my favorite lakes yesterday lake Okeechobee and it was also cold loke 63! burrrrr then the wind blew 2-3 footers. cought fish and this weekend its going to be 78. guess I'll go back,sorry
Skipping a jig under docks should be pretty easy now.
The sight of ice on a lake gives me a belly ache
Dale Sinclair original
And to think, we have 3 more inches of snow with freezing rain and sleat coming tonight
Luke 22:36
At least it will be back to 40 Sunday and next week.
yeah, but i dont think it will stay
will be just a teaser
Beautiful Pictures !
I can't believe how fast time is rolling on to me. It seems just yesterday the Norfers were showing pics of big ole fish and perfect weather.
It pretty to look at but I just couldn't live up above the Mason-Dixon line !
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better than the other options .. er ..option !
can you just throw on a pair of ice skates and go nuts or does the standing snow keep that from happening?
I probably wouldnt get out the ise skates yet, ice isnt very thick yet.
in past winter the ice would get very thick, thick enough to run snow mobiles on.
One of the lakes a little farther north of me, they have snow mobile races on.
not me, i wont venture out on it.
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Generally 4 inches of ice considered safe ice, alot of guys will go out on 2-3 inches though, and i believe 12 inches is where guys start driving there vehicles on the ice.
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Here is the link to what I'm dreaming about!
http://www.nps.gov/webcams-amis/camera0.jpg
If that was the view from my back deck I think I could tough it out til soft water.
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