Tokyo Tony Posted December 17, 2009 Posted December 17, 2009 Well guys, I tried to get out this past Monday for a few hours since we had big rains Sunday that melted all the ice, but my ponds froze up again Sunday night. The ice was thin enough to get the boat through, but not thin enough for the lures to cast through, so we didn't even try. I had a great end to the season, but now my focus shifts to trout until my lakes and ponds open up next March/April. On to a long, cold winter... Hope you guys are better at dealing with the winter blues than I am. Quote
Super User Crestliner2008 Posted December 18, 2009 Super User Posted December 18, 2009 I feel your pain! However, don't give up....there's the CT River. Some fine winter smallie fishing to be had. Most launches are open and in decent shape. Slow dragging tubes, hard jerks (w/long pauses) and blade baits will get you bit. Find some deep holes with a shallow shelf (~ 10') and work your way from shallow to deep. Suppose to get some moderating temps next week, although with the Christmas holidays, it's doubtful that I'll get an opportunity to get out before the weather turns really bad once again. Quote
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