You want to hold my auger??:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Actually i do have a gas auger, comes in handy..

:cool:

Does anybody would like to have some egg rolls? I can ask my mom to make some for you guys. And what are the choice of berverages would y'all like to have?

Notaro, I don't know you well eneough for you to be offering me your eggroll.:laugha: I think we have to wait until we get ice though buddy. :conf:

Just let me know where and when I'm a diehard, fished a ton last winter. I usually target big pike and iced over a dozen, had at least six of them between 8 to 12 lbs. all in Ma. Still looking to break 15 lbs but the places I fish there are ones over 20.

When we get fishable ice...I will put up a thread and host a day of ice fishing, probably in Plymouth! Maybe someone would like to host a day someplace else??? We can have a little S-B ice fishing derby going for largest species. So as we ice up, keep your eyes peeled for the thread.:happy: :happy:

Maybe canalratt will take us to his pond/lake....

I remember form last winter you were big on hard water fishing..

:laughs: Funny, man. I mean Vietnamese spring rolls. Yeah, I hope so. It's getting colder now.

BigFish, is there any special warm gear should I equip myself from? Like Cabaleas?

I knew what you meant buddy.:laughs:
You'll have to bring the Nuoc Mam to go with them.:drool:

No problem, BigBo. As long as no one mistake it for a carrot juice or a peach juice that is made from a concentrate can.;)

Oh btw, do you guys eat freshwater fish? I don't.

Went ice fishing last year, didn't catch anything, TOOK ME ALL DAY TO CUT A HOLE BIG ENOUGH FOR MY BOAT!!!! Actually I ice fish quite a bit. I have MLK b'day, Presidents day, and Lincoln's b'day that I usually can't find anyone to fish with. I have licences in CT and MA, Have tip-ups will travel.

Real good boots are essential. If your feet get cold your screwed..time to go home...

The rest should be obvious..

Yeah, the Cabelas catalog doesn't keep ya very warm unless ya burn it.:laughs: I tried pasting those pages to myself but they weren't too warm.:D
Seriously though, like Van says, good boots are an essential. Once your feet get cold or wet, you're all done. As for the gear, you can spend as little or as much as you want. You can start with $5 tip-ups and go from there or you can go to companies like Frabill and get quite a bit more elaborate.
Don't spend a lot until you decide standing on ice is for you.

If there is ice, I'm playing hockey, but I am willin to join in, since it always involves consuming large quantities of the nectar of the gods. Another of my favorite pastimes that I was born with a knack for.:humpty: :humpty:

the only stuffs i got are a couple of ice rods.

Ice Fishing scares me :uhoh: Please be careful :nopain: