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I use these for any and all winter hiking. They're incredibly light for how beastly they are. I've stomped through powder in these and walked straight up a couple 14ers (like walking up a staircase with the heel-risers up).
I don't have a splitboard, so these have also allowed me to get into backcounty riding. I just strap them to my backpack when I'm ready to descend. I don't even notice the weight on my pack because they're so light, and also a lot lighter than the snowboard I had been carrying haha.
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I bought my Lightning Ascents a year ago for steep terrain and packed snow in which my Tubbs Mountaineers weren't quite as good as I'd hoped. They were everything I'd hoped for and then some. Thanks to the 360 Degree Traction frame, 3 traction bars, and large toe crampons, the traction you get with these things is incredible - steep ascents and descents, side slopes, even greasy mashed potatoes, these snowshoes grab hold and don't let go.
Due to a knee injury last year that caused a lot of pain when I'd kneel to attach the Tubbs Mountaineer 36s I'd been using in powder, I began using the Lightning Ascents instead this season and found that I like them better in the soft stuff, too. I sink a little deeper because of the smaller surface area, but that also means I have less snowshoe to lift out of the snow. So they've now become my go-to snowshoes for all terrain and types of snow. Their narrow width and shorter length makes them ideal for narrow trails and dense woods, and the Ergo Televator and 3 traction bars under the deck allow you to go straight up and down the steepest hills with little more than a kick step or firmly stomping your feet on ascents. I haven't found a descent yet that's too steep for me to just walk down.
The 4-strap bindings are super secure, and allow you to customize the fit for whatever kind of boot you're wearing. My Sorel Conquests fit just as well as my Asolo Fugitive GTX, and there's plenty of strap left for bigger boots. They're super easy to attach and detach while wearing gloves, and even if the straps come out of the retaining clips or the clips break the straps won't loosen up.
I've stepped on a lot of rocks and sticks and haven't had any puncture the decking. Certain boots, such as my Sorels, can cause the foremost buckle to nick the decking, MSR says the nicks will only go so far and then stop but I trimmed mine with a razor blade and sealed the edges with a lighter. No more nicks. It was never a problem with my uninsulated GTX hikers.
These are the ultimate severe service, all terrain snowshoes, and I can't see myself going back to tube framed models for anything but trail walking - and I just recently bought a pair of Lightning Trails for that. MSR snowshoes rock!
Is there a distinguishable difference between the men's and the women's lightning ascent snowshoe? I ask, because as a female, I prefer the silver color of the men's to the color options of the women's, but don't want to have any issues if these are only suited for men. For reference, I am 5'8", 120lbs. Thank you!
The women's models are 3/4" narrower than the men's models (7.25" vs 8"), per the MSR website. Women's bindings are also smaller, and depending on your shoe size the Ergo Televators may not be under your heel when raised.
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These things are top notch! I put them to the test this weekend and was not disappointed. Went through all kinds of snow conditions: on ice, over rock and exposed logs and roots. Held like glue on some seriously steep ice. Highly recommend. (pic of summit ascent on Mt Colden, NY)
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Bought these to do NYS 46ers and the rest of the 4000'+ peaks in the NE. Awesome design weight and use of materials. except for using aluminum for the traction system. The nature of our trails means lots of exposed rocks even in the dead of winter and because of this it really takes its toll on the aluminum teeth. used for maybe 3 peaks and decided to sell them off befor there was nothing left. went back to using the Good ol MSR Denali accents. heavier but more durable, a true 5 star snow shoe..
Good point on tearing up the traction. Steel wouldn't make much of a difference, you might get twice the use out of them. For conditions that are going to take you over patch snow, a tube design (since the frame on this design is not part of the traction system) is better if you are concerned about durability. The trade off is less traction if you are doing particularly steep inclines and ice. They say you should step out of your snow shoes and not tread across rock and gravel, impractical perhaps. If the snow doesn't really warrant a snow shoe, I get in YakTrax.
WILLINGHAM259668: From my experience (100+ winter peaks), its very impractical to keep switching from one device to another. and in the peaks, you pretty much always need traction, (a snow shoe without traction is a ski). and yaktrax are also not suitable for mountains either, Microspikes are the only way to go for that application.


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Gunpowder Shad
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Region: Central
Location: Gunpowder River
After a late arrival on Wednesday morning at Deer Creek near Stafford bridge, I was greeted by only one fisherman who was packing up. Not usually a good sign. He said Hickory Shad fishing has been slow the last few mornings and he had only caught a few Herring. I put on my waders, grabbed my fly rod and tried for myself for two hours and had the same results only I didn't even catch a Herring. Determined to not get skunked, I drove to the Gunpowder River and parked in the lot off of Jones Road and hiked to my favorite spot. Within an hour I had hooked and released over a dozen shad while snapping a few pictures. As you can see from the pics, hickories are a fun fish to catch, often making one or two impressive leaps out of the water. The water temperature in the Gunpowder was a few degrees warmer than Deer Creek so I'm guessing that may have played a role in my success.
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Good Fishing on the Susquehanna River
Type: Freshwater
Region: North Central
Location: mouth of Deer Creek
Some large white perch are still in the Susquehanna River along with lots of smaller ones. Fished Monday morning out of my canoe and caught plenty of them around the islands at the mouth of Deer Creek along with a half dozen smallmouth bass. Kept a few of the larger ones for dinner! Two inch silver twister tail jigs, silver/black sassy shad jigs and the black split tail beetle spin in the picture worked the best.
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Great Day Fishing at Loch Raven
Type: Freshwater
Region: Central
Location: Loch Raven Reservior
A great day of fishing at Loch Raven on Wednesday. Fishing for bass, bluegill and crappie was a little slow with only 3 or 4 of each making it to the boat but the pickerel made up for the slow start. Once I started targeting pickerel in the shallows it was hard to not catch them on almost everything I tossed. I hooked so many from 12" to 24" in length I gave up counting after two dozen.
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Canoe Ride Down the Gunpowder
Type: Freshwater
Region: Western
Location: Gunpoweder River
Our four hour canoe ride down the Gunpowder River from Monkton to Sparks Road this past Sunday morning turned out to be one of my best fishing days ever on the river. We caught and released 4 rainbows 12" to 13", lots of browns ranging from 5" to 10" with one 14" long and too many fallfish to keep track of with some topping 15". Small silver size "0" Mepps and silver Rooster Tail spinners on an ultralight rod fished slow and deep at the top of each pool were the ticket for the day.
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Hickory Shad run in the Gunpowder River
Type: Freshwater
Region: Northern
Location: Gunpowder River
It was a beautiful Sunday morning with the sun rising and a light fog lifting. I parked in the lot off of Jones Road to access the lower section of the Gunpowder River. The shad run is one of my favorite times of the year to fly fish. Once you find the right hole, the right fly and the right drift you usually do very well. This morning was no exception. Beside catching lots of fish, watching these small hickory shad leap out of the water is a real thrill. Keep in mind if you target these fish, they are in the rivers spawning and are a "Catch and Release" species in Maryland. Please avoid dragging them onto the shore and release them quickly and gently back into the water.
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Lower Tangier Sound Artificial Reef Site
Type: Chesapeake
Region: Southern
Location: Lower Tangier Sound Artificial Reef Site
A follow up to the fishing report posted by Fisheries Biologist Erik Zlokovitz. Two days later on Friday (11/19) myself, Fisheries Biologist Marty Gary, and underwater videographer Nick Caloyianis conducted MARI reef monitoring dives on the same Lower Tangier Sound Artificial Reef site built in 2007 with material from the Woodrow Wilson bridge. The following images show the reef to be alive with life. Within seconds of descending to the bottom we saw schools of stripers swimming around us and started encountering numerous tautog, a few as big as 24" in length. The concrete slabs and rubble from the bridge are now covered with water filtering tunicates, oyster of all size, ghost anemones, mussels, and red beard sponge.
Living amongst the marine growth were lots of mud crabs, naked gobies and the occasional toad fish. This site along with many other reef sites we have monitored are like a small oasis surrounded by a sand desert. Our long diving day ended with the following beautiful sunset over our Chesapeake Bay. For the location of this reef site and other MARI sites visit the following DNR Artificial Reef link http://www.dnr.state.md.us/fisheries/reefs/index.asp and if you would like to donate to MARI to support other reef projects please visit: http://www.ccamd.org/MARI/MARI_home.htm
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Gooses Fish Haven received its much awaited smart buoy
Type: Chesapeake
Region: Eastern
Location: Fish Haven (Dominion Reef), Mid Bay
I was out this past Tuesday doing some monitoring dives and underwater photography for Marty Gary and Erik Zlokovitz at the DNR and wanted to share this report with everyone. By the way, I really like the new weekly fishing report format.
This Tuesday the Gooses Fish Haven (Dominion Reef) in the mid Chesapeake Bay received its much awaited smart buoy. Many groups, M.A.R.I., Dominion energy, NOAA, National Park Service and the MDDNR played a part to add this new buoy to the existing network of buoys providing realtime data of bay conditions. Info can be accessed at 877-BUOYBAY and at http://www.buoybay.org/site/public/. Data like sea conditions, wind speed, water temps and dissolved O2 from this new buoy in the mid Bay will be helpful to boaters, fisherman and scientists.
A little background info on he site. Dominion Reef is made of recycled materials from the Woodrow Wilson Bridge Project and is a popular fishing location. It attracts a large variety of fish and benthic life. I've attached some images of Tuesday's buoy deployment and some images of the fish we have encounter on monitoring dives on the site over the past 2 years. The reef has both some seeded oysters and some naturally occurring oysters, ghost anemones and during different times of the year crabs, black seabass, rockfish, spot, atlantic spadefish and bluefish are common.


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In short: great views, no traffic problemsDate of review: March 23, 2009
In short: Nice to do something new!Date of review: March 23, 2009
In short: An excellent day out, nice to get the miles in and still have the afternoon!!In full: A mentally tough event, but thoroughly enjoyable. Water stations situated perfectly and the loop onto the downs was a real reminder as to why I get out and run. Fantastic weather played its part. Thanks for making the usual long sunday run more enjoyable. Good job!!Date of review: March 22, 2009
In short: I thought it was great !In full: Firstly,I thought the organisation was exceptional.The air cadets were superb:well spaced,attentive water stations and they were coming round at the finish and topping up our cups and handing out jaffa cakes.The venue was top class too.Great facilities,loads of parking and very easy to get to.I was impressed by the on-screen interim results at the finish-first time I've seen that done.The rolling start was interesting,although it seemed that most runners went off early.By the time I set off,at 9.25,I think I was one of the last 3 starters.The only real problem I had was in the early part of the return section on the A20.The path was very narrow there and the verge very rough and rutted,so I had to run on the A20 at times to overtake.However,the rest of the route was no problem.The memento was nothing special,but much more importantly it was an excellent,very well organised race that I hope becomes a regular fixture.Date of review: March 22, 2009
In short: great weather good views once off A20 would have liked more marshals and mile markersDate of review: March 22, 2009
In short: Good training run for FLM as the distance matched my scheduled long run. I did it at my MGP and it went really well so I was welll chuffed .In full: This was a well organised race, especially for a 1st time. I liked the rolling start although it was still very narrow in places and difficult to pass or be passed.The hill was nice and testing but worth it when you got the nice views from the top. I'll be back next year if I've got a London Marathon place but otherwise no.Also well done to the cadets at the water stations they did a good job and were really encouraging. There could have been a few more marshalls along the course as quite a few junctions had no marshall and this could have caused a problem.All in all not a bad day but made better for me by me completing 17.3 miles at my MGP and not being to knackered at the end of it.Keep Running!www.tommys.org.stevesmarathonDate of review: March 22, 2009
In short: lovley views on the loopy bit Date of review: March 22, 2009
In short: very good fro FLM, not for fun runners, very well organisedDate of review: March 22, 2009
In short: Well organised run. The section off the A20 was the best bit by far!In full: As a training run for London this ticked all the boxes! Good friendly event that given time could turn in to a must-do for those building up to a Spring Marathon.Date of review: March 22, 2009
In short: Well organised, challenging hill but enjoyedIn full: Special thanks to the Cadets.Date of review: March 22, 2009
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