Any ice yet?

[Nick87]

being dumb an old co worker of mine would say “There’s a fine line between dedication and stupidity.

Im familiar with that line. Crossed it too many times.

 

[Sask hunter]

All setup ready for winter

 

[Treeshark]

Whenever we were being dumb an old co worker of mine would say “There’s a fine line between dedication and stupidity.”

Some yo-yo’s stepped over that line around here this weekend, there was an SUV out on the east side of Winnebago (4-5” in some spots). That’s crazy.

 

[NoWiser]

Whenever we were being dumb an old co worker of mine would say “There’s a fine line between dedication and stupidity.”

Man, that can be a fine line. The older I get (usually) the more clear it becomes. My wife would probably disagree, though.

 

[Gellar]

Some yo-yo’s stepped over that line around here this weekend, there was an SUV out on the east side of Winnebago (4-5” in some spots). That’s crazy.

I saw a Facebook reel on Thursday or Friday last week from a recovery guy marking a spot where a SxS went through but he didn’t have time to get it. I think he said he’d had 27 calls from around Wisco to recover atvs and SxSs.

 

[Gellar]

All setup ready for winter
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Where’s the starlink receiver and the sat dish? I can’t believe you don’t have the colored LED lights on the outside, maybe it’s just to light out.

That shack looks perfect! I can’t wait to see your catches this winter!

 

[Dan-06]

Yesterday afternoon.

 

[Bigjay73]

We'll be living vicariously through Sask for some time

 

[Gellar]

Some yo-yo’s stepped over that line around here this weekend, there was an SUV out on the east side of Winnebago (4-5” in some spots). That’s crazy.

Also, this is a good learning opportUnity to never trust the ice. When I went on Monday last week there was a good 7-8” of ice at one spot and the other spot only had 3-4”. They were a matter of a couple hundred yards apart with one being exposed to the wind and the other being in a secluded bay. Both were 6’ feet deep.

 

[Treeshark]

Agreed. Keeping an eye on a body of water right when it starts to lock up is interesting, especially big bodies. Wind holes, goose holes, current etc all lead to varied ice thickness.