Author Topic: Ice Ridges  (Read 787 times)

Offline quickstrike

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Ice Ridges
« on: Mar 07, 2015, 10:37 PM »
My sister and I had slow day on the lake today having only iced a small Walleye and a small Sauger close to the mouth of the river. We crossed an ice ridge in the morning on the way out at a relatively flat spot. On our way back it had increased to  2' high and growing as evidenced by the cracking / clinking noises from the ice. There was no way we could have crossed it as it but luckily I carry an axe which we were able to use to take the sharp edges off. With that, I still bottomed the truck out on it when crossing with luckily no damage to the underside or running boards.

It pays off to be prepared.

There were a lot of people out today as suspected.

Tight lines!

Offline avidangler

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Re: Ice Ridges
« Reply #1 on: Mar 07, 2015, 11:43 PM »
This time of the year with warmer weather pushes up the ridges....flat in the morning after a cool nite and then high in the late afternoon after a nice day..cant tell you how many times I have hit the bottom of the truck going home lol

 



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