@@alanruechel2240 first ice we get them in 8” of water it’s pretty neat I find they tend to go deeper when it gets cold like it is though I’ll find them all the way in 30’ of water
Be careful around a hole that's releasing water. If it's due to a spring, the rising water is going to be warmer than the surrounding pond/lake water and that will result in thinner ice.
@ ya rots the ice out like a upside down funnel I grew up on a lake and have been swimming a few times and have recovered a few vehicles off bottom before too definitely have to know what your looking at!
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Love the small back lakes, good on ya for venturing out into the unknown 👌
That’s for sure!
It’s always fun going new places
Nice. Love the small lakes.
Especially the unknown ones don’t see a soul
Don't be afraid to try shallow. Brook trout like to feed in 3-4 feet of water
@@alanruechel2240 first ice we get them in 8” of water it’s pretty neat I find they tend to go deeper when it gets cold like it is though I’ll find them all the way in 30’ of water
Definitely not icy enough for me 😮😮
@@RemsFamily about 8’ there just some top water
Be careful around a hole that's releasing water. If it's due to a spring, the rising water is going to be warmer than the surrounding pond/lake water and that will result in thinner ice.
@ ya rots the ice out like a upside down funnel I grew up on a lake and have been swimming a few times and have recovered a few vehicles off bottom before too definitely have to know what your looking at!