11:18 PM 34 Degrees

[freezdried]

So it 11:18 and it 34 degrees out they say it will get down to 25 degrees tonight so guess what ???? Looks like a great night to sleep in the new fish house!!!! How about all you folks, anyone taking advantage of the cold weather to try out your fish house for the season?

[Fishnfun]

3 a.m. it's around 28 degrees here in the South Metro. With the wind chill if feels like 18. Unfortunately I don't have a permanant house yet. I'm sure if I had one I'd be trying it though. The ice fishing bug has been biting real hard lately.

[harvey lee]

4:45am in Arlington and the temp is a cool 23.3.I think its making ice.

[Dan Thiem]

22.6 degrees in Z.F. this morning. Had to bang ice outta the dogs water bowl.

[Ryan_V]

Woke up to 22 degrees this morning!!!! ice is on the way... YEAH BABY!!!

[efgh]

It was 19 degrees at 6 a.m. out in the sticks at waterville mn. this morning. If it keeps this up, we will be ice fishing in Nov. Hawkeye will probley be the first one on the ice around here.

[LMITOUT]

22° here when I left for work and the dog's dish was froze too.

[BIG DS]

24 degrees on Lake Washington this morning. House was 56. I guess I'll be fixing a furnace today and taking the dock out.

[JigginIsLife]

efgh are you originally from the waterville area?? im from medford and know alot of those watervillites over there.

[jigging-matt]

26 degrees this morning going to work. Hwy 14 outside of Waseca was ice covered and slick. Feels like winter. Lets fish....

[Reynolds]

4:30 pm, 89 degrees and muggy. Oh by the way I live in Florida

[Captain B.R.K]

I thought you were walking out of your shack Reynolds

[efgh]

Born and raised 5 or 6 miles north of waterville, live 1 1/2 mile south of the home place, traveled most of the U.S.,

[Jeff Dosch]

Supposed to drop down to 22 degrees tonight and when we were out spotting for ducks tonight some of the smaller sloughs were covered with a thin sheet of ice. A lot of snow geese moving down from Canada. Hopefully it will stay cold and we will get on the ice by Thanksgiving!

Jeff Dosch

www.doschguides.com