Showing posts with label Ice Fishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ice Fishing. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 2, 2022
Coming soon!
Only a few more days until Project Week 2022
Exploring New England Through Cuisine
Habitat for Humanity
Healthy Inside and Out
Hockey Operations
Hygee Embracing Winter by Cultivating Coziness
Ice Fishing
Key Largo Scuba
Medical Science A Glimpse in the World of Cardiac Medicine
Performing Arts Venues of the Lakes Region
Picnics in the White Mountains
San Francisco Creating Music
Santa Fe Photos and Feathers
Pitmasters
Sgraffito "Graffiti" Explorations in Clay
Stressed Out
Sweet and Savory
The Great Granite State: NH's Nature and Culture
The Historical Impact of Coastal New England Cities
Tinker Shop
Who Let the Dogs Out?
Ski Patrol
Wholistic Wellness Self-Management
Sunday, March 1, 2020
Some additional 2020 labels
Labels:
2020,
Become A Lifeguard,
Bicentennial Podcast,
Build Your Own Computer,
Healthy Inside and Out,
Ice Fishing,
Kurn Hattin,
Supernatural New England,
Sweet and Savory,
Winter Expedition
Thursday, March 7, 2019
Ice Fishing Day 4
Ice Fishing 2019
Day 4
Hawkins Pond, New Hampton, NH
Warmer Today High of 22F
A long walk out today.
Today is our last day with our guides.
Thank you Jeremy, Keith, Brian, and Audrey!!!
Top 3 after Day 4
1. TC with 30 total and the biggest of the week with his 5lb Bass
2. Dan with 23 total (consistent all week)
3. AV with 19 (14 today)
*totals may not be exact
Friends Fishing
It was pretty cold out in the morning, single digits.
Making a fort for the day
The buckets were fun to spin on after the foot of snow was shoveled off
This guy caught 14 fish today
Mr. Jarvis finally caught a fish
Mrs. McClure caught four good size carapi
Still catching
The guides made chowder using the fish we caught earlier in the week
Yum, it was soooooo good!!!
He may have eaten 4 bowls
Tried out some different gear today. Used a sonar and a monitor that had a camera so you could see the fish swimming around. They have 3 holes dug right next to each other. The one of the left has the camera in it and the one on the right has the sonar and a jig pole.
Staying warm at the end of the day.

Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Ice Fishing Day 3
Ice Fishing 2019
Day 3
(Big) Squam Lake, Sandwich, NH
Cold and Windy 17F but 0F with wind chill
Access point. It was a haul out to the site. You can't even see the guys
Wrapped up today, it was freezing
Winner of the day!!
5lb large mouth bass
Had a little derby going per type
Leader board half way
The cold didn't bother this guy! He stuck it out all day
The pickerels of the day
Another winner!! He fished all day and came out on top with the biggest pickerel and the biggest fish of the week so far with his bass.
Ice Fishing Day 2
Ice Fishing 2019
Day 2
Mirror Lake, Thornton,NH
Around 20F
Getting set up and ready
First Fish perch
A little colder today, heavier coats for some
A bald eagle was circling and even grabbed a snack from the middle of the lake. Someone had left a good sized perch maybe the day before or earlier that morning laying on the ice. Free lunch for the eagle.
Learning
Fishing in a hole
Using the sonar which has a series of flashing bars on it that we are learning to read. It can tell you depth, what the bottom is like, where your lure is and if there is anything sniffing the bait.
The three main reasons people ice fish.
1. Being outdoors-check
2. Being with friends-check
3. Catching fish to eat-not so much today
still hoping but no luck all day
Only one of these guys pulled anything up all day. It was rough out there.
Resting after all that not catching might help
Even the traps didn't go off
When the fish aren't biting we build snow forts!!
Exhausted by all that sitting around looking in a hole. Dreaming about tomorrow and all the fish they will catch.
Ice Fishing Day 1
Ice Fishing 2019
Day 1
Little Squam Lake, Holderness, NH
Walking out
Not too cold, about 20-26F
Got our buckets to sit on, packs with extra layers and lunch
The Group
Scooping ice after the hole was drilled
Setting a Tip-up Trap
First Fish a perch, and the first time she touched a fish
Waiting for a bite
First Fish perch
First Fish perch
First Fish perch
First Fish perch
First Fish perch
A good hole
First Fish another perch
First....Is that a fish?
Smallest of the day
Not his first, but the biggest of the day and the only pickerel.
He learned how to hold it because it has some nasty teeth
First Fish
The egg sac burst out. We learned that perch can't release their air fast enough sometimes and so the pressure will build inside. Either their gut busts open or the swim bladder comes out of their mouth.
Our guide showed us how to fillet the perch we caught, he made it look easy. Even the other guides were impressed. Thoughts of fish chowder at the end of the week!!
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