Tis a sad sad day … Can’t even practice casting on the lawn (even though it’s under a couple feet of snow). Any fly line is guaranteed to be stiffer than a soda straw in a mug of root beer.
Mother nature
Temp this morning -29 deg F (-33C)
Old Man Winter
Wind chill factored in was -59 deg F (-51 deg C)
Coulda sworn I heard the polar bears up at Churchill laughing …
Forecast is a tad better for the weekend … At least the BBQ is still goin. Time for the flannel, the tying bench and a wiffer of juice.
HA!!
Only -10F here,
I got to work this A.M.and the boss said some of the hydraulics were down thanks to failed tank heaters.
So drive the kids to school,tie for an hour or so
then head to town for a interview for a new job,then head home and tie some more. Yeah it’s gonna be a really tough day.
It was -34 C where I was working in the bush yesterday. I had to Go to British Columbia for a Mountain Pine beetle course for work. Middle of the Canadian Rockies, - 34 C, waist deep fresh snow and climbing up the side of a snow capped mountain.
Cold but not a breeze, and we were breaking a sweat busting upslope. Overall a nice day, but the open waters of the Athabasca river comming through Jasper National part kept taunting me nonetheless. The Guys thought I was nuts but If I had a rod I would have attempted fishing even if for a few half stiff casts.
Next Chinook, I’m there. Hopefully a nice sunny Febuary day and around +10 C would be nice.
-Hillard
Today -28 with a wind and too cold to work. Electronic equipment wasn’t happy this morning so I get to tie all day when she’s at work
A warm 19 degrees here today under bright sunny skies. Means tonite is gonna be a coooold one. Just found another busted water pipe, at the meter. Gotta go grab the shovel and start digging.
Usually here in Indiana the lakes are frozen and a ft of snow,but this year we’re up to our waist trout fishing in the ponds. Trout bass and bluegills caught on New Years day BILL