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Frozen lakes and ponds
What is it that draws people to walk out onto frozen ponds and lakes? I've never seen a frozen body of water and ever thought about walking out onto it. I'd be afraid of falling through.
Ice fishing?
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I catch more ice in my freezer.....Originally Posted by PSS
I did some ice fishing back in NY in my youth, and now that I'm a bit wiser the shit I fished on was quite scary..
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Cuz they lived in Minnesota and drove trucks on them for large quantities of perch?
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I grew up in Minnesota.. Literally drove my car across the lake to school in the winter because it shaved off 3 miles.
Used to love ice skating just after the lake froze and before the snow came, you can skate along and see the bottom/weeds/fish and whatever else below you. Pretty cool.
Ice fishing houses in Minnesota:
Last edited by def90; 01-22-2015 at 21:11.
Done two ice rescues in my life. One good, one bad. I am the same way, I would not walk out on unknown ice without PPE.
I want to walk on every frozen pond I see. I don't though.
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I love ice fishing but it's gotta be s minimum of 12 inches
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Had a friend walk on a frozen pond. Let's just say he walked home drenched.
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