Hi Folks,

Sorry that it has been so long since my last blog post. It has been a very busy time with lots of fly fishing shows and presentations. The warm weather has finally arrived and so people are either watching the ice go out or waiting for it. A big windy rainstorm tomorrow will certainly break up a lot of ice and cause snow melt and flooding.

Last Friday as I traveled through Maine, I could see that the ice was beginning to open up in Lake Auburn and other area lakes around there. Up in the Rangeley area, every lake was locked up tight with fresh snow on top. I have been at Kennebago the last few days and it has been in the 60’s. Lots of snow melted but it is still thigh deep in places. Where there is moving water, like the Logans at Kennebago Lake, almost all of the ice is gone. It is hard to believe, given how thick the ice was just two weeks ago.
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Several weeks ago, I was thinking that ice-out would be the 2nd week of May in the Rangeley area, but now I have moved up my estimate to the 1st week of May, and I think it will be early in the week. The following are photos taken today by the causeway at Kennebago Lake (north of Rangeley) and one of my cross-country skiing.

In other news, check out the April edition of the Maine Sportsman for my latest fly fishing column that will appear every other month. In it I talk about fishing the smelt. Accompanying photos were left out and will appear in the May issue. I am still writing the biking column every month as well. Fish well and Fish often. Lou