Lake Navigability: WAM to North End of Rattlesnake

MikeF-NH · 04-16-2013, 05:30 PM

I launched out of WAM yesterday (monday) and probably saw your boat going in as they were working on putting a few boats in the water as I eased by. While there was a thin coating of ice in the first "bay" next to the ramp, that was the only ice I saw all day. I went around Sleepers and to both ends of Rattlesnake on the west side and didn't see a single ice cube. While I didn't go down the east side, as far as I could see from the northern point, it was wide open.

It was so beautiful and calm that I also took a trip over to Long Island and through Hole in the Wall....not an ice cube spotted on the complete round trip. The water was still very cold around rattlesnake at 37 degrees but further north around LI, I was up to 44.

04-16-2013, 05:30 PM	#3
MikeF-NH Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 318 Thanks: 2 Thanked 120 Times in 80 Posts	I launched out of WAM yesterday (monday) and probably saw your boat going in as they were working on putting a few boats in the water as I eased by. While there was a thin coating of ice in the first "bay" next to the ramp, that was the only ice I saw all day. I went around Sleepers and to both ends of Rattlesnake on the west side and didn't see a single ice cube. While I didn't go down the east side, as far as I could see from the northern point, it was wide open. It was so beautiful and calm that I also took a trip over to Long Island and through Hole in the Wall....not an ice cube spotted on the complete round trip. The water was still very cold around rattlesnake at 37 degrees but further north around LI, I was up to 44.

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