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[Fish Assassin]

Lambs Navy Rum will keep the ice off

It also keeps the ice off the fisherman as well.

[mark]

i heard that if you rub onion on to your guides they won't freeze up. haven't tried it yet but let me know if it works.

I don't think the fish would like the onion smell on the line.
Use thermal eyes on your rod.

[Chrome Mykiss]

Anise oil Isn't that a bit messy I use Stanley's Ice-off paste by Loons Outdoors, it is specifically designed to keep ice from forming on your rod guides and its safe to use on all kinds of lines. It's easy to apply, just use a q-tip and coat the guides with the paste before wetting a line. Infact yesterday, I was fly fishing in sub-zero temps without any ice on the guides

[Fish Assassin]

Where do you purchase the product ?

[Bone Cross]

Purple Haze, don't you think our waters have enough pollution going into it? No need for WD40

[Youngin]

I've never fished in weather so cold

[Chrome Mykiss]

FA, Stanley's Ice-off paste should be available at any local tackle shop that is a Loon's Outdoor dealer. I think Searun tackle and M&Y have it, or just call a shop to inquire if they have it before heading on out there   More info on that product can be found here www.loonoutdoors.com/cleanerslubricants

[Fish Assassin]

Appreciate the info