In Honor of the Redskins Changing Their Name

Good As Gold · 07-14-2020, 12:30 PM

Hey ICESHACK149, I see your in Fairbanks. I was stationed at FT. Wainwright back in the mid 90's, from 94-97. Whats the daily high temps for the summer up there.

iceshack149 · 07-14-2020, 12:41 PM

Originally Posted by Good As Gold

Hey ICESHACK149, I see your in Fairbanks. I was stationed at FT. Wainwright back in the mid 90's, from 94-97. Whats the daily high temps for the summer up there.

It's been somewhat rainy so far this summer which is tough since we had an old fashioned 1980's type winter (extremely cold) last year. We've seen mid-seventies a handful of times but it's been in the sixties primarily. That's a bit odd since, if you can recall, by now we should have seen some mid 80's and quite a few mid 70's days.

I'm about to fish the Russian River by Soldotna rain or shine because when you're catching fish, the weather doesn't matter.

bobdog86 · 07-14-2020, 06:37 PM

Originally Posted by iceshack149

It's been somewhat rainy so far this summer which is tough since we had an old fashioned 1980's type winter (extremely cold) last year. We've seen mid-seventies a handful of times but it's been in the sixties primarily. That's a bit odd since, if you can recall, by now we should have seen some mid 80's and quite a few mid 70's days.

I'm about to fish the Russian River by Soldotna rain or shine because when you're catching fish, the weather doesn't matter.

Used to pack a half case of beer, fly rod and a little whiskey across the Ferry and would watch the mayhem. Then walk down stream a ways and catch our reds. Great times indeed. Would stay in Centennial Park, hit Good Time Charlies and have a blast. Enjoy!!

jeanpierre · 07-14-2020, 07:23 PM

Originally Posted by iceshack149

It's been somewhat rainy so far this summer which is tough since we had an old fashioned 1980's type winter (extremely cold) last year.

We've seen mid-seventies a handful of times but it's been in the sixties primarily.

That's a bit odd since, if you can recall, by now we should have seen some mid 80's and quite a few mid 70's days.

I'm about to fish the Russian River by Soldotna rain or shine because when you're catching fish, the weather doesn't matter.

07-14-2020, 12:30 PM	#1
Good As Gold Registered Join Date: Feb 2020 Posts: 41	Re: In Honor of the Redskins Changing Their Name Hey ICESHACK149, I see your in Fairbanks. I was stationed at FT. Wainwright back in the mid 90's, from 94-97. Whats the daily high temps for the summer up there. jeanpierre likes this.
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07-14-2020, 12:41 PM	#2
iceshack149 1000 Posts + Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Fairbanks, AK Posts: 4,339 Blog Entries: 1	Re: In Honor of the Redskins Changing Their Name Originally Posted by Good As Gold Hey ICESHACK149, I see your in Fairbanks. I was stationed at FT. Wainwright back in the mid 90's, from 94-97. Whats the daily high temps for the summer up there. It's been somewhat rainy so far this summer which is tough since we had an old fashioned 1980's type winter (extremely cold) last year. We've seen mid-seventies a handful of times but it's been in the sixties primarily. That's a bit odd since, if you can recall, by now we should have seen some mid 80's and quite a few mid 70's days. I'm about to fish the Russian River by Soldotna rain or shine because when you're catching fish, the weather doesn't matter. jeanpierre, Rugby Saint II and bobdog86 like this.

07-14-2020, 06:37 PM	#3
bobdog86 Site Donor Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Washington State Posts: 1,483	Re: In Honor of the Redskins Changing Their Name Originally Posted by iceshack149 It's been somewhat rainy so far this summer which is tough since we had an old fashioned 1980's type winter (extremely cold) last year. We've seen mid-seventies a handful of times but it's been in the sixties primarily. That's a bit odd since, if you can recall, by now we should have seen some mid 80's and quite a few mid 70's days. I'm about to fish the Russian River by Soldotna rain or shine because when you're catching fish, the weather doesn't matter. Used to pack a half case of beer, fly rod and a little whiskey across the Ferry and would watch the mayhem. Then walk down stream a ways and catch our reds. Great times indeed. Would stay in Centennial Park, hit Good Time Charlies and have a blast. Enjoy!! iceshack149 likes this.

07-14-2020, 07:23 PM	#4
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: In Honor of the Redskins Changing Their Name Originally Posted by iceshack149 It's been somewhat rainy so far this summer which is tough since we had an old fashioned 1980's type winter (extremely cold) last year. We've seen mid-seventies a handful of times but it's been in the sixties primarily. That's a bit odd since, if you can recall, by now we should have seen some mid 80's and quite a few mid 70's days. I'm about to fish the Russian River by Soldotna rain or shine because when you're catching fish, the weather doesn't matter. iceshack149, WillMacKenzie and bobdog86 like this.