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Colder Quebec winter gives ice fishing aficionados reason to celebrate

Olivier Soumis enjoys ice fishing on the St. Lawrence River as winter weather returns, allowing for better access to frozen waterways compared to last year when warm temperatures limited activities.
Gina Ressler from Environment Canada notes this winter feels colder than last year, which was affected by an El Niño pattern that caused warmer weather.
Marilou Tremblay states that last year's cancellation of ice fishing events was detrimental to local fishers, but this year promises a return of fishing traditions.
Soumis reflects on past conditions, stating, 'this year is like it was 10 years ago,' emphasizing the changing nature of ice fishing opportunities.

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