Ice, please
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- January
- 30
The freaky winter weather, I imagine, has left ice fishermen and women yearning for solid ponds, lakes and reservoirs. An informal survey this morning showed a variety of ice conditions in Putnam: Lake Carmel in Kent seemed to have some ice on it, Lake Gleneida in Carmel was open water and Diverting Reservoir in Southeast was iced over.
One eager angler was out on Diverting and had at least a couple of holes drilled in the ice. The photo shows some ice fishing on Diverting several years ago.
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