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There exists no fish worth risking ones life for. It may be assumed by many that anytime an angler walks on to a frozen lake that he or she is risking their life. This is not true. Lakes, ponds and bays covered with four or more inches of uniform good ice are safe places to explore and fish when conditions allow. What are the conditions for safe ice angling? Aforementioned uniform ice thickness of a minimum of four inches is necessary. When guiding I will not lead anglers onto less than six inches of “good” ice. What is “good” ice? Good ice is uniform inRead More →