Monday, February 17, 2014

Ice Fishing on Ennis Montana Lake

© 2014 Ken W. Hall
It was cloudy yesterday with occasional snow pellets falling when we drove to check out Ennis, Montana's lake.  There were two groups of ice fishermen digging through the ice.  One group was constantly interrupted by their dog wanting them to throw a stick.  It was very entertaining to watch.

I was a little surprised to see ice fishermen.  As you can tell the ice is melting and has areas where geese are gathered to fish through the open ice.  Under the bridge the Madison River is flowing and a couple of fishermen had their poles lined up fishing off the bridge.

The high yesterday was thirty-five degrees above zero.  Today it was twenty six when we got up and now it is forty with very strong winds.  Gusts were predicted to get as high sixty-five miles per hour.


2 comments:

  1. It's nice to read here the weather in that part of Montana.
    Have a good one, Penny and Ken.

    Tomás

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  2. Thank you Tomas. It is good to hear from you.

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