Not often That East Coast of North Carolina Boat Ramps are Covered With Snow and Ice……1/22/2025
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Not often That East Coast of North Carolina Boat Ramps are Covered With Snow and Ice……1/22/2025
"yeah the ice in the bays have just melted as of this morning on KY lake. this is the third…"
Not often That East Coast of North Carolina Boat Ramps are Covered With Snow and Ice……1/22/2025
"Whoa! Now, you are in my Pennsylvania world!"
"Agree John….we were reasonably mild until we reached January….we’ve had small craft advisories every day in 2025, no safe boating yet ,crazy"
Not often That East Coast of North Carolina Boat Ramps are Covered With Snow and Ice……1/22/2025
"Very strange start to the Year, Jeff!"
Not often That East Coast of North Carolina Boat Ramps are Covered With Snow and Ice……1/22/2025
Water looks inviting but single digit wind chills screamed don’t do it Jeffrey….cant wait for…
"No Fish but got out on the Ice this past Thursday but no luck.5-6 " ice,19-21 turns of the…"
"Dick, I thought that used Christmas tree was for a Fish crib."
"No trees John. Trees around the whole pond on the outskirts."
"Hope to see some action for both of us, Bruce! "
"That tree going out on the Ice for a Fish attracter, Dick?"
"I hoping this cold weather will get me back on the ice. It's been very windy here, too."
"Last day of high winds are preventing proper freeze up. Lord knows it's been cold enough for…"
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I have read somewhere that there is a small, natural, population of these artic grayling in far Northern Michigan. Do you know if this is true? Are these strictly a river fish? I plan on getting to this part of Michigan sometime in the future and if these grayling are there I want to give them a try. Thanks.