вЂYou could freeze to death’ A city-slicker goes ice fishing in Ontario
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The first thing that you need to learn about gonna an ice-fishing tournament in Ontario is it is essential to dress warmly. This might be practical advice, however it’s additionally social advice if you’re not dressed warmly, when I am perhaps not, it’ll be obvious, and everyone you meet will go from their way to remark upon it.
“The most important things, of course, is dress — keepin’ warm,” one fisher, David Abraham, informs me. I’ve been lectured a whole lot today, I make sure he understands, about the degree to that we have not dressed correctly. A few pairs of socks, sweatpants underneath thick jeans, three levels of tees and sweaters, and a layer. When I’d l ked into the mirror on my way out, I’d thought I’d l ked puffy and shapeless. I’d thought if anything, I’d overdone it.
“Nope,” Abraham says, before inquiring about the duration of my underwear.
He’s not the only one to touch upon my attire. Ethan Archer, the oldest of three brothers, tells me, “You seem like you might freeze to death.” A Finnish man named Harry Jutila sarcastically informs me me to sit in his fishing hut that I l k great in my “snow pants” before inviting. ( I will be perhaps not wearing snow pants.) Hermann, a sales that are german for Cabela’s (a chain of American outd r-sports stores that, among other activities, sell guns online in america utilizing the tagline “2nd Amendment Savings”) informs me that my outfit has “r m for improvement.” He could be dressed head to toe in cold weather camouflage (an odd choice, provided the fact he could be more than six feet high and it has a complete dark-red beard like Yukon Cornelius.
