wikiHow is the source to this very informative article for adventuring on iced over lakes, ponds and river. (Link to there main page http://www.wikihow.com/Main-Page) Walking, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice fishing (with or without a car), cross-country […]
Early ice means danger if you are not cautious and prepared. Dave Genz is always one of the first guys on the ice each year. He tells us the steps he takes to be safe. […]
It’s late February. I’m driving from central Wisconsin, where the ice is nearly a foot thick, to Michigan, and surprised to find very little accessible ice remaining in northern Illinois, open water throughout most of […]
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New Hampshire Fish and Game Department officials warn that this winter’s uneven temperatures and high winds have affected ice formation, particularly on the state’s larger lakes. Fish and Game is urging those heading out onto […]
Ice is often said to be suitable for foot travel when it becomes approximately 4” thick. Of course, caution must still be taken because ice seldom, if ever, develops uniformly. There are simply too many […]
BE SMART WHILE FISHING ON THIN ICE. That has to be one of the most idiotic things I have ever heard! How is there a smart way to do something that is not only dangerous, […]
When it comes to ice safety, I have one simple rule to follow: “When in doubt, don’t go out!” Always be sure to inquire about ice thickness before venturing out onto any frozen surface. Local […]
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