Ice fishing is so........

[Jig Master]

I need some lilly pads and 70 degrees.

[The_Diesel]

To each his own. Some people love it, maybe even prefer it over the 70 degrees and lilly pads. It's what makes the mid-west so nice. We've got such a variety of activities for every time of the year.

[zamboni]

To each his own. Some people love it, maybe even prefer it over the 70 degrees and lilly pads. It's what makes the mid-west so nice. We've got such a variety of activities for every time of the year.

I love it. Alot easier to get away from crowds that shorelines bring. Even in a boat it can get crowded. Hate being in a boat and someone tugging a tuber or skiier flys by. No mosquitoes, deer flies, horse flies. Never have got my line in a prop of a boat on the ice

[HellaBass]

I need some lilly pads and 70 degrees.

I kinda agree, but I will take 35 degrees as long as water is open

[Ray Esboldt]

I'd even take a rainy, windy, 52 degree day right now.

[Nick Kuhn]

Give me overcast and approaching thunderstorms.

[BassNut33]

I look at it this way, the winter gives me time to get back on the wife's good side before fishing re-consumes my life.

[TB Basser]

Amen to that!

[NTW]

I look at it this way, the winter gives me time to get back on the wife's good side before fishing re-consumes my life.

Yep

[HellaBass]

I look at it this way, the winter gives me time to get back on the wife's good side before fishing re-consumes my life.

+1

[Irish]

Fish all summer, ski all winter. That's living the life if you ask me.

[HossFisher]

Well it's alright when you go to a lake you find in your boat but can't get too, then you take the snowmobile there 3 months later and you catch 17 Bass in an hour and a half

[EBass]

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I need some lilly pads and 70 degrees.

100% agree!