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Offline bogtrotter

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Sort of Slow at Fish Pond
« on: Jan 27, 2024, 05:36 PM »
After breakfast at the Daily Grind in Adams this morning, I went ice fishing at Fish Pond (Windsor Lake) in Noerth Adams.

The wather was cloudy with temps in the upper 30's.

Arriving a little before 10 AM, I was pleasantly surprised to see there were generally about 5 inches of (admittedly poor quality gray) ice in most spots, although the ice got thinner and slushier closer to the Camp Beach.

After about an hour, I was joined by Mogli and his girlfriend Tiffany.

A few other guys were also  out there over the course of the day, but not many.

Overall, the fishing was slow - - although we did catch fish.

All together, we landed a few mid-sized (13" to 14') largemouth bass (on tip ups), a few sun fish (all while jigging) and a few perch (one on a tip up and the rest on jigs).



Offline PerchMan44

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Re: Sort of Slow at Fish Pond
« Reply #1 on: Jan 27, 2024, 07:08 PM »
Certainly not the worst day, did you at least get to eat something good on the ice?

Offline IceDog88

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Re: Sort of Slow at Fish Pond
« Reply #2 on: Jan 27, 2024, 08:04 PM »
Great job getting out and a good report.

Offline bogtrotter

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Re: Sort of Slow at Fish Pond
« Reply #3 on: Jan 27, 2024, 08:10 PM »
Certainly not the worst day, did you at least get to eat something good on the ice?

Given my big breakfast before heading out, I did not bring my "chuck wagon" - - so all I had to snack on was some homemade trail mix, freeze-dried silwork pupae (a gag gift from my older daughter), an apple and a small bottle of homemade red wine.

 



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