Got hair on your chest?

[Lew]

So you think you've got it tough? You may recognize these two guys from "Hopalong" Glissmeyer's earlier posts. If it doesn't open, paste it in your browser.

http://tightlinemedia.com/time-out/video-vault.html

[kbproctor]

Mike! You are hereby certified 100% pure CRAZY!

[nighthawk]

Ah I love the feeling of frozen nazal hairs in the morning! It feels like.......freezing my butt off! Hey good for you two not sitting around in doors no matter hwo cold. Were it not for the bad back I'd be out there too.

So.....how was the fishing that day?

[KeatonsDad2]

Cool piece guys. That looks fun. Congrats on being featured!

[Uncle Jesse]

The thing young people do. There's a reason I haven't lived north of Memphis.

[Lotech]

Tuff Stuff guys. I wouldn't have done that even in the days when I could have. Kudos.

[John Rhoades]

They got me beat. The coldest day I fished, for steelhead, was 18 below when we got on the water before it got light in the morning. When we went inside for lunch it had warmed all the way up to 6 below. After eating, we went back to fishing until nightfall.

It's wonderful to be outside in the winter. But it can get a bit cold when you fall in!

[mgliss]

Thanks for the kind comments everyone. As my dad said, we probably wouldn't have chosen that particular day had we not had the film crew coming from Boise. The fishing was tough considering 90% of the time my flies landed on drifting ice. I had to place my casts with pretty good accuracy to hit the spaces between the ice (which was nearly impossible due to my leader turning into a 12wt shooting head). Needless to say I didn't have any success but had a great time getting out on such a beautiful day!