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I am planning on taking some guys from work. I have fished the west side of the lake and want to go there. I have heard that it is hard to get on the ice without a plank. Do you need one on the west coast of the lake?
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If you have a plank, take it. The ice at the shore line in recessing as the water rises. You may have a few feet of open water at the shore line. The East side is the same way.
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IF THATT IS SO I HOPE THE PLANK ON THE EAST SIDE IS STILL THERE ! I AM HEADING UP THERE ON SATURDAY
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Me to, and it's my plank!
We needed it last Monday and I don't look to see things any different this Saturday. DKS.
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I fished the south west side just off the highway yesterday afternoon, and the ice was good and sturdy all the way up to the shoreline with no open water.
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I was there yesterday (2 Feb), and we had not trouble getting on the ice (at 7:30 a.m.) or off (at 2:15 p.m.). The lake was frozen solid right up to the edge. The planks that people had left before were frozen (embedded) in the ice, so I guess it must have been warmer and softer earlier in the week. When we arrived in the morning, the temperature was about 15 degrees, so the ice was solid.
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