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Connecticut => Ice Fishing Connecticut => Topic started by: fishoninct on Mar 11, 2019, 06:41 AM
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Please post what you find as the ice melts this week.
A certain singer is warming up to sing in CT.
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That fat Beotch better not strike up a single cord!!! ;D :laugh:
I'm still hoping for another trip or two to the NW hills!
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Soaked my boots at Crystal pond in Eastford/ Woodstock. There's ice but it's Covered in slush, was pretty much wading. I tried to ignore her but that fatso is singing there.
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Ponds and shallow water lakes will be the 1st to go...
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Winchester area still holding up well. New Milford area took a beating on Monday.
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Head north young (or old, as the case may be) man.
There is about 3 feet of ice on the ponds (Bog, Burnett's and North) in the Savoy State Forest in the NW corner of MA.
Barring unusual heat wave, it is reasonable to expect (based on past year's experience) fishable ice will last into early-to-mid April.
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Head north young (or old, as the case may be) man.
There is about 3 feet of ice on the ponds (Bog, Burnett's and North) in the Savoy State Forest in the NW corner of MA.
Barring unusual heat wave, it is reasonable to expect (based on past year's experience) fishable ice will last into early-to-mid April.
YUP, as long as we dont have one of those wicked warm pissssser rain storms that washer the ice away. This time last year I was driving to Athol-Warwick area to find safe ice. I will be happy to fish the first week of April.
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I fished in the sturbridge area the last couple days. There is still 10-11" of solid ice under 4-6" of snowy/slushy cover. The cover has been blocking the ice from the sun.
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Halls pond last weekend 4-5 in.
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I had 10 inches in the north east corner today. A little slush but doable for the walk. It's not over yet unless we get a lot of rain. Fishing a couple more weeks in CT.
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I’m done. Good luck on soft water to all.
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I'll be making one last trip to my cabin in NH this weekend. It was a good season for me. I'm ready for the open water though
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Where in NH Ravo? We have a place in northern Maine, with luck we can fish until April 15th. That's a regulation thing, average iceout is first/second week of May.
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well i thought it was a great year on the ice. maybe not in numbers but in quality. I caught some beautiful fish this year, cudos to deep for their efforts. Those late season brookies they stocked along with the rainbows made my season. time to take out the flyrod. see you on the water
w.t.
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Where in NH Ravo? We have a place in northern Maine, with luck we can fish until April 15th. That's a regulation thing, average iceout is first/second week of May.
Winchester area. High elevation. It's been very good to me in previous years for late ice largemouth.
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Nice, hope you get some this year.
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Good luck to those of you still getting out. I packed the gear away last weekend but am certainly satisfied with the season, especially considering that my little corner of the state only had good ice for a few weeks. While I didn't land any trophies, the conditions forced me to check out a lot of waters I've never fished. I also caught some species I never had before (salmon, lakers, cusk). This was my first season with a flasher too, which was a gamechanger, especially when waiting for pike flags (and catching pike bait).
As always, it's been great giving and taking info on this site all winter. I'm not a big social media guy, except for iceshanty.com of course. And props to eiderz for all the time he spends keeping it clean and productive.
Talk to you all next season when the water starts skimming over.
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Thank you