Make It Stop!!!
 

Snowing here in Hanover! Just flurries but dammit....I need temps in the 60's and sun soon!!!:fury:

I'M SICK AND ILL:wid::fury:

Hope you feel better Dave!

I was going to whine about it, cause I figured everyplace down there was sunny and 60. It's snowing here in Vermont and if it snows a little harder it will start sticking. The technical term for this would be "Sugar snow" since it's maple syrup makin time.

Thanx Larry...I cant take anymore....:devil2:

Snow over...the sun is out now? WTF! :tm:

But still way to cooooooold.....39 here...sick of it...:walk:

April 1 is just a few days away.....I can't wait for stripers!:tooth:

Joy...it'll be cold an raining for 2 months..can't wait...:jump1:

Just uncovered the boat!! I don't care, I'm getting ready. Splash April 4th!!!

Beautiful here in sunny NJ..:happy:

almost time to wet the lines boys! :fishin:

Wouldnt of even knew it snowed here Larry.:huh:

won't be long, we'll be :fishin: very :soon:
when the fish get here I'll know, I'll be out there waiting...

"Hey guys! Welcome back! Hope you all had a nice Christmas. Now get over here and bite my hook you little...":fury:

Went yakin This morning!
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Snowing in Mansfield at this time 623pm

I wish it would friggin stop I just washed & waxed both Suv's!!!!!!!!!!!
WTF it's spring already:doh:

I gotta go out with the snowblower now

I don't care what the weather's going to be like later this week. I'll start fishing mid-week, on the new moon :jump1:. Enough of old man winter :smash:.

Same here in Wrentham.
Only lasted minuted though !

watched it zoom across the weather radar.
Dogs ran for shelter

We had some ice/hail for a few minutes..
Pretty weird weather !

I take it you forgot about the 28" of snow we got about a decade back on April 1st. I'll be in Jamaica a week from today so let it snow I don't care I can handle it.

I'll never forget it, it was 1997 my son was 2 weeks old.
We were living on Wareham St. in Middleboro.
A white pine fell onto the roof, partially through, above the kids room where Paulette was feeding the him.

I unfortunately do not have pictures or they are in a box somewhere to be uncovered by an archeologist several thousand years from now.

I also remember 18" of snow in 1983 my first year in Boston waiting what seemed like hours for the No. 73 Waverly to show up so I could finally end my 3 hour journey from Boston to Belmint via Mass Transit

http://www.easternuswx.com/bb/lofive...p/t133901.html
the leaves were out, oak "flowering". Alot of broken branches and small trees down.

by calender
 

it's spring

but it's not spring until ...... the low stays above 32


21 here :hs:

On May 7th 1975 or 76 we got 10" of snow in NW RI. I will never forget tulips in bloom with just the flowers above the snow.

Waiting for 60 degree days and sunshine, too, but gotta go with the flow. Planning to ski at least a couple of more days, and then I'll stretch the fly line in preparation for opening day in RI.

It was '76, Paul - I remember I had just come back after spending the winter in Florida and didn't come back til May 1 so I wouldn't have to see any snow that year -

Fat chance - :mad:

Look at the bright side - there was a year in the early 1800's in New England that they called 'The Year Without A Summer' - it snowed in July that year...:shocked:

It was killer Chuck!!

I am splashing the boat on 4/3 come hell or high water.

To do what Paul? It's tooooo cold....No need to rush...:nopain:

I like your attitude Paul - God hates a coward...:hihi:

Picked up a coupla real nice boat rods over the winter...customs on J Kennedy Fisher blanks...they sure will be nice for live-lining or tossing big eels once the season gets rolling...;)

...and I picked up a sweet Seeker 8' wire rod especially made for the big bunker spoons. I cannot wait!!!

let us know how it works for you. I am an avid bunker spoon user. I had one made by Mike at M&D's few years ago, made a decent difference. Get yourself one these and a safety line too if you don't already have them.

http://www.google.com/products?q=out...num=1&ct=title

It was squalling last night on the ferry ride back from ACK. Hyannis at 9pm was blizzard like and a PIA driving home after a long day of working on the island. By the time we hit the canal it was gone.

Funny, no snow in Pocasset last nite, thank god

[QUOTE=ProfessorM;676087]let us know how it works for you. I am an avid bunker spoon user. I had one made by Mike at M&D's few years ago, made a decent difference. Get yourself one these and a safety line too if you don't already have them.

Thanks Paul.
I had great results last year with the Montauk Bunker Spoons. Once the water heated up I was dragging wire in 50 to 80 feet of water off Newport and hammering nice fish. Nothing over 30# but I always had fish.
I had read, over the winter, about a longer rod made for the big swing the bunker spons do so I picked up this rod from a guy in Quincy on the other board. I'll let you know how it works out.