ICE HOLES

Todd Downing & Rick “Wob” Warbin

Behind the Scenes with ICE HOLES Series Creator Steve Marsel

Todd & Wob – Having a  “Private” conversation

Shot on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire.

This photograph taken on location on the set of National Geographic Channel’s ICE HOLES by Series Creator & Executive Producer Steve Marsel  Saturday, January 11th, 2014 on Lake Winnipesaukee in Meredith, New Hampshire.   This was taken during the filming of ICE HOLES Episode 101- “King of the Lake”. Todd Downing & Rick “Wob” Warbin  having a “private” conversation. There is basically no such thing as a “private” conversation while on set.  Everything is fair-game for content to film and record.  There’s a fair amount of truth in that statement!  Working in theses conditions everyday in the freezing cold takes a special kind of person.  There’s no getting way from it.  You are followed everywhere,  Every interaction is potentially part of the story.    It’s not easy on the guys, but there two are patient, and cooperative.  They’re “usually” – very professional!   ICE HOLES airs Fridays on National Geographic Channel. For more of Steve Marsel’s Photography, please visit https://www.stevemarselstudio.com

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Wade Bigelow & Alex Plummer

Behind the Scenes with ICE HOLES Series Creator Steve Marsel

Wade & Alex – Clowning Around

Shot on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire.

This photograph taken on location on the set of National Geographic Channel’s ICE HOLES by Series Creator & Executive Producer Steve Marsel  Saturday, January 11th, 2014 on Lake Winnipesaukee in Meredith, New Hampshire.   This was taken during the filming of ICE HOLES Episode 101- “King of the Lake”. This was the morning after some unusually warm weather for January, here we see Wade Bigelow & Alex Plummer in a light moment.  Catching these guys in a light moment was not a rarity!   They’re both up-beat, and generally always in a “good mood”.  They explain this by telling whomever asks “it’s noon somewhere!”  There’s a fair amount of truth in that statement!  Working in the freezing cold from 8:00am to dark every day takes a special kind of person.  It’s not all grins and giggles.  These guys have heart, they work hard, and they are funny as all get-out!!  ICE HOLES airs Fridays on National Geographic Channel. For more of Steve Marsel’s Photography, please visit https://www.stevemarselstudio.com

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Sunrise – Lake Winnipesaukee

Sunrise – Lake Winnipesaukee

Shot near Meredith Center on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire.

This photograph taken on location on the set of National Geographic Channel’s ICE HOLES by Series Creator & Executive Producer Steve Marsel is of  the  “shanty town” where shooting was taking place.  It was taken on Saturday January 18th, 2014 near Meredith Center on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire.   This was taken during the filming of ICE HOLES Episode 102  “Now We’re Cookin”.  A light snow had fallen the night before and the light winds would pick the dry flakes up into the air and create halos around the sun.  In the distance you can see the film crew lined up like solders.  Being out on the ice like that early in the morning, especially after a fresh snow is really delightful, so pristine.  In this episode the guys find some time to relax on Lake Winnipesaukee during their break from competition.  Meredith New Hampshire is a great place to visit!  ICE HOLES airs Fridays on National Geographic Channel. For more of Steve Marsel’s Photography, please visit https://www.stevemarselstudio.com

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The Morning After

Behind the Scenes with Series Creator Steve Marsel. Unseasonably warm weather and rain freeze overnight.

Flash Freeze – The Morning After

Shot on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire.

This photograph taken on location on the set of National Geographic Channel’s ICE HOLES by Series Creator & Executive Producer Steve Marsel  Saturday, January 11th, 2014 on Lake Winnipesaukee in Meredith, New Hampshire.   This was taken during the filming of ICE HOLES Episode 101- “King of the Lake”. This was the morning after some unusually warm weather for January, and a day-long rainstorm that sometime looked like the mist in London.  The storm created a layer of slush on top of the frozen lake that made for miserable conditions for the cast and crew.  That night the temperature dropped to below 30F and the slush froze.  It created a beautiful visual effect, but was treacherous for walking and several members of the cast & crew fell.   In this episode the guys try their best to catch the big one.  ICE HOLES airs Fridays on National Geographic Channel. For more of Steve Marsel’s Photography, please visit https://www.stevemarselstudio.com

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King of the Lake – Weigh-In!

Wade & Alex weigh-in!

Shot on Lake Winnipesaukee, Meridith, New Hampshire.

This photograph taken on location on the set of National Geographic Channel’s ICE HOLES by Series Creator & Executive Producer Steve Marsel is of cast members Wade Bigelow & Alex Plummer. It was taken on Saturday January 18th, 2014 in Meredith, New hampshire on Lake Winnipesaukee.   This was taken during the filming of ICE HOLES Episode 101- “King of the lake”. This was the first annual “King of the Lake Derby” to take place in Meredith New hampshire.  All derbies start out small and build in size and stature over time.  Certainly with the national publicity that this first time derby has garnered by being on The National Geographic Channel through this new TV series “ICE HOLES”, this derby is off to a great start!  It’s a great opportunity to get off to a running start!  In this episode the guys try their best to catch the big one.  ICE HOLES airs Fridays on National Geographic Channel. For more of Steve Marsel’s Photography, please visit https://www.stevemarselstudio.com

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Cast Member Joshua Leiter

Cast Member Joshua Leiter

Shot near Weirs Beach on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire.

This photograph taken on location on the set of National Geographic Channel’s ICE HOLES by Series Creator & Executive Producer Steve Marsel is of cast member Joshua Leiter was taken on Saturday March 1st, 2014 near Weirs Beach on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire.   This was taken during the filming of ICE HOLES Episode 107- “Going Big”. In this episode Wob and Todd dig a giant ice hole to get an edge over Donk and Josh, who are ahead by one fish.  Joshua is a very important character in the success of this series.  Being the antagonist, the series hardly works without his comic relief.  He’s really one of the most believable characters!  It was hard to imaging how his personality would fit in this mix, but he certainly makes his contribution the the show’s success!  Thanks to Joshua for being a part of the show!  CE HOLES airs Fridays on National Geographic Channel. For more of Steve Marsel’s Photography, please visit https://www.stevemarselstudio.com

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