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  1. Jan 1, 2018 at 8:07 AM
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    I think it is going to be a really cold winter this year. I would like to go ice fishing but the holes would freeze over fast. EA10BC40-57FA-40A7-BD81-BAAC33DD5CB7.jpg
     
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  2. Jan 1, 2018 at 8:13 AM
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    That is just downright ridiculous! I'm in NorCal and its been downright balmy here for the last month. Our high temps are in the low 60's and lows in the 40's. I'm hoping for a cool down but nothing like what you have. Stay warm, stay safe!
     
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  3. Jan 1, 2018 at 8:24 AM
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    I was out on the ice on Saturday....7" thick here in PA. By next weekend, it will be at least a foot thick. Keeping the holes open keeps me moving...and warm! Our temps aren't quite as bad...highs in the low 20's, lows just below zero.
     
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    Like the thermostat what make is it.
     
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  5. Jan 1, 2018 at 8:59 AM
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    20180101_105123.jpg This my friends, is as warm as it's going to get in Green Bay today. -12 last night with a wind chill of -27. Guys have been driving on the ice for about a week now, about 12" thick on the bay and the perch are hitting hard. It's just so damn cold!
     
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    OP, where are you located and why in the world do you live there?
     
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  7. Jan 1, 2018 at 9:00 AM
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    It is a Honeywell thermostat. I have them on all my heating zones. They are WiFi and can be controlled by your phone with a app. And no batteries to change out, they are 24V powered.
     
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    I am in Ogdensburg, New York. Up on the St. Lawrence River. Ottawa, Canada is about 40 minutes north of us. Starting to get a little sick of the cold, used to do alot of snowmobiling but we don’t get the snow like we used too.
     
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    Just reading that made my memeber shrivel up and nipples get like glass cutters. I don’t miss those temps.

    Do you plug in your Tundra if left outside?
     
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    The Tundra stays in the heated garage. There sure would be some square tires if left out in this weather, lol
     
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    Ha! Yeah I hated that.

    People don’t believe me that we would have to plug in gas vehicles or they wouldn’t start, especially if they weren’t fuel injected (I had no fuel injected vehicles at the time).
     
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  12. Jan 1, 2018 at 11:26 AM
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    Took boys ice fishing last friday, -15 without windchill. No luck but was cozy with an insulated Otter shack and a little buddy heater. I wussed out today when I got up it was -28 and -48 with windchill
     
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  13. Jan 1, 2018 at 11:27 AM
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    It can be a lot more bearable with some Sun and no wind. Wind changes everything.
     
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    No shit, humans should avoid that place.....
     
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    People that live up in Alaska want everyone in the lower 48 to think that too. Yep AK sucks...[​IMG] upload_2018-1-1_12-33-24.jpg
     
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  17. Jan 1, 2018 at 12:11 PM
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    Anchorage/Kenai summer>>>20 +hrs of daylight to fish.....Winter>>>20+hrs of darkness to ice fish. Hell..24 hrs to fish summer or winter.............
     
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  18. Jan 1, 2018 at 12:13 PM
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    Alberta doesn't exactly suck. At least western Alberta..heh...heh
     
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    I hear ya. Our temps aren't as bad here in PA, but this winter is starting off terribly. I hate winter. Oddly enough, we are building a home here, soon. We're 33, but when I retire in 20 years, I'm out January-April.
     
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    Your part of the states has been colder lately than Fairbanks.
     
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    Yeah, I'm burning through wood at an alarming rate. Good thing it's free.
     
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    Fishing, hunting, good gun laws, fewer people....I don't see a drawback in the slightest.

    It's not bad as far as Canadian provinces go. I'm in Grande Prairie in the north west corner so I've got acceptable fishing within a 1 - 2 hour drive. Better fishing just over the line in BC or way further south along the Alberta/BC border. I grew up on the west coast of BC so I'm a little bit of a fishing snob. LOL. Hunting sucks here. Driving around or sitting in a tree stand all day to shoot deer out of a farmer's field doesn't exactly blow my skirt up.
     
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    Yeah. I drove up to AK thru BC (NICE) , Yukon and over. Came back thru Yukon and down thru Alberta. Remember passing by G Prarie. Northern light were going nuts. It seemed like it took forever to get to Montana border. Edmonton and Calgary were pretty nice as far as larger cities go. Real nice. $15 freaking dollar a pack cigarettes in Watson Lake. Makes it easy to stop smoking up there....Liard River area was so great to see. West coast Canada up to AK is hard to beat.
     
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    Holy mackerel that's cold!!! I LOVE to fish but there ain't no fish in the world that's worth going out in that crap.
     
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    Pretty damn cold here in the upstate of South Carolina.

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    I have a camp on Black Lake. I check the web cam everyday was shocked to see the temp in the upper corner of the pic. It was -27!!!!! I would love to come up and ice fish but I would be spending all day putting wood in the woodstove instead of fishing. Think I will wait for spring. Stay warm.

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OLIGHT I3T EOS 180 Lumens Dual-Output Slim EDC Flashlight for Camping and Hiking, Tail Switch Flashlight with AAA Battery
$17.98
IRWIN NPT Tap, 1/2-14" (1905ZR)
$18.00
NOCO GC019 15A 14AWG 12V Adapter, Heavy-Duty Cigarette Lighter Plug, and Male to Female Socket With 12-Foot Extension Cord
$18.94
Lightronic M8 Security Hardware Kit for LED Light Bar Work Lights (4 Lock+ 1 Key)
$19.98
DOZYANT 12 FT RV Propane Quick Connect Hose for RV to Grill, BBQ Quick Release LP Gas Line for Camp Chef Stove, Pit Boss Burner - 3/8 Female Flare Fitting x 1/4 Full Flow Male Plug
$19.98
Arcturus Lightweight Ripstop Nylon Poncho with Adjustable Hood (Olive)
$19.98
SB SOX Original Cotton Kinesiology Tape Roll – Best Latex Free Athletic Tape for Muscles/Joints – Waterproof, Stretchy, and Gentle on Skin (16ft) (Black)
$11.95
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